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older workers benefit protection act owbpaApr 26

Why Does My Severance Agreement Have Provisions about 21 days and 7 days?

If your employer terminates you, or if you’re settling a lawsuit with your employer, then your employer will present you with a severance or settlement agreement. Often, these agreements will contain provisions that say you have 21 days to consider the offer and you can revoke your signature within 7 days of signing. These provisionsRead More

mandatory retirement age discrimination nevadaMar 23

Can an Employer Force You to Retire Because of Your Age?

Some employers might believe that older workers automatically become less productive as they age or are otherwise unqualified for a position. For this reason, they might force employees to retire when they reach a certain age. In reality, many older workers remain qualified and productive well beyond the typical retirement age (about 65), and forcingRead More

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