HR Stories Podcast - A Lesson in Every Story!

Listener Q&A - We Answer Your Questions! My Ex-Wife Is Claiming I Forced Her Out of the Company

January 23, 2024 John Thalheimer, MS and Chuck Simikian, SPHR, SHRM-SCP Episode 59
HR Stories Podcast - A Lesson in Every Story!
Listener Q&A - We Answer Your Questions! My Ex-Wife Is Claiming I Forced Her Out of the Company
HR Stories Podcast - A Lesson in Every Story!
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Show Notes

Welcome to another Listener Q&A with The Team at HR Stories! Today's episode goes into these questions:

Question #1 –

Does your company do anything to compensate exempt employees if they travel/work on weekends or holidays? Also, if they travel home on a work day, but they get to town with 4 hours of work day left, do they have to go into the office or get to take the rest of the day off?

Question #2 -

Have you ever heard of any constructive discharge cases that involved an ex-wife?

Question #3

Our private startup was never verified. Should we start redoing all I-9s in E-Verify?

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