Posts in employment law
Arizona Employee Rights Under the New Paid Sick Time Law

In the November election season, Arizona voters passed Proposition 206, a voter-backed initiative that increased the state's minimum wage and required employers to provide paid sick time to workers. The new paid sick time changes, in particular, will provide many Arizona employees with new legal rights that are worth highlighting in detail. Read Tyler Allen Law Firm’s blog to learn more. Tyler Allen Law firm is located in Phoenix, AZ.

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Are Non-Competes Legal in Arizona?

A non-compete agreement is a contract designed to prevent employees from entering into business activity that directly competes with their former employer after finding new employment. Tyler Allen Law Firm based in Phoenix Arizona practices employment law as well as other areas of law.

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Is it Better to be Terminated or Resign?

The majority of employees in Arizona are classified as at-will employees, meaning they can be terminated for almost any reason since they were not employed with a written contract. When weighing the options between being terminated or resigning, counsel with an employment attorney at Tyler Allen Law firm based in Phoenix.

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When is Workplace Retaliation Illegal?

Retaliation most commonly comes in the form of an adverse employment action, such as terminating or demoting an employee for complaining of discrimination, alerting management of illegal conduct, and other “protected activities.” Contact a criminal defense attorney at Tyler Allen Law firm to better understand your rights.

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