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Employee Handbooks: Are They Enforceable Contract Rights?

When I hear the perks enjoyed by some corporate employees – the flex time, the telecommuting, bosses who live and work in other states, getting to “work” from home about 310 days a year in jammies, etc. – I can’t help but be a bit mystified and envious.  “I know I went to Starbucks 18 times today and …

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Posted byPaulPDecember 25, 2013January 15, 2020Posted inContract Law, Employment LawTags: disclaimer, Duldulao, employee handbook, Office Depot, relocation benefits, SIRVA
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