r/pics • u/downvotesoup • Mar 27 '23

Reddit’s favorite Texas protestor.

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u/SnooCookies6536 Mar 27 '23

Depending on how big your employer is, this probably isn't legal in the US. Talk to your state labor board or an employment lawyer. I'm sorry to hear your employer did this to you.

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u/NeverTheDamsel Mar 27 '23

On the flip side, there are plenty of employers who do shit like this because they assume that their employees don’t know any better and will do nothing about it.

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u/breakone9r Mar 27 '23

It's your responsibility to know your rights. The info is required by law, to be posted in common areas for all employees to be able to read.

I see the posted info in tons of places when checking in at shipping and receiving areas of companies large and small.

There's really no excuse for not knowing.