What is the Law Regarding Employment in Glenwood?

Employment law refers to the body of laws in Glenwood that regulate employees, employers, and independent contractors. Hiring procedures, wage disputes, and termination are some issues that are covered by these laws. A general understanding of Glenwood employment laws is required for both the employee and their employer.

"At-Will" vs. Contract Employment Terms

"At-will" employment is the most common type of employment, but in some cases there may be an employment contract guaranteeing payments for six months to a year. "At-will" employment means that either the employer or the employee can terminate the position at any given time, even without a particular reason, so long as the termination does not violate the law In the instance that the employer and employee have an employment contract, laws from both the state and federal government will apply to the city of Glenwood

Anti-Discrimination laws in Glenwood

Laws that make discrimination illegal at all stages of employment including hiring, wages, and termination policies, all apply to Glenwood citizens. Glenwood residents must follow laws which prohibit employer discrimination against members of different classes. These classes include age, gender, race, religion, disability, and national origin.

Claims for employment discrimination may be filed with an administrative agency such as EEOC. Attorneys often specialize in employment discrimination.