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Whether you are an employer, employee, or independent contractor, Our Chicago employment attorneys will protect your rights. Whether you're an employer, employee, or independent contractor, we have experience in all areas of employment and labor related matters including drafting and reviewing contracts, dispute resolution, HR manuals and company best practices.
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In this video, our Chicago employment attorneys will explain the differences between employees and independent contractors in Illinois. As an employer, you are liable for your employees’ acts that are committed while acting within the scope of their employment. However, you are not liable for the negligent or intentional acts of independent contractors that you have hired.
In this video, Elmhurst employment attorneys will explain changes to Illinois employment laws for 2019. Some of these laws became effective on January 1, 2019, while others went into effect midway through 2018. We will provide a high-level summary of changes that impact pay discrimination against African Americans, protection to military service members, employee reimbursement, protections for nursing mothers, deadlines and procedures for filing charges for violations of the Illinois Human Rights Act, and changes to the rights of emergency medical service employees under the One Day Rest in Seven Act.
In this article, our Chicago employment lawyers explain the employment termination laws in Illinois. Illinois is an "at-will" employment state, meaning employers and workers can generally both end employment agreements without an extended notice or explanation at any time. Wrongful termination comes into play when employers violate the exceptions to Illinois’ "at-will" rule, including: Discrimination,Violation an employment contract, Retaliation for certain protected actions; andTermination for protected time off work.
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