There is no standard form. Also, you are not required to sign an agreement releasing your employer from legal claims if your are terminated, however, most employer's condition receipt of severance payments on signing such a release. If you believe you have valuable legal claims, ask for time... View More

Are you asking whether, acting as a civilian employer, the US Navy may abide NATO restrictions on hiring non-Greeks, on Greek soil?

There are two clear answers, and a large grey area. If the attorney signed an agreement in which he agreed to bring a lawsuit for you, or even to represent you in your claim against your employer, you very likely can hold him or her responsible for blowing the deadline. If you and the attorney... View More

In NY, three years for discrimination, except race and color discrimination, for which there is a special federal statute called 42 USC 1981, which has a four year deadline. Not to be confused with something the EEOC issues when it finishes your case, called a Notice of Right to Sue. You have only... View More

What was your complaint? If you were complaining about employment discrimination, overtime, minimum wage, or other legal issues, you might be able to sue, if you were laid off because of your complaint.

Not in NY.

There are a number of companies which will check your reference at your former employer posing a a company which is considering hiring you. We use www.allisontaylor.com but there are other good ones out there you can find with a google search.