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Employment, Employer Contact Form

To ensure adherence with anti-discrimination laws, an employer should consult a knowledgeable employment attorney about which classes of people are protected in its particular jurisdiction. In addition to federal law prohibiting discrimination based on race, color, national origin, age, disability, religion, sex and other categories, state and local laws may grant protections to additional classes of people.

Sorting Out Employment Law, Protecting Employers

Hiring employees means taking on some substantial legal responsibilities. An experienced employment lawyer can help you sort out those responsibilities, pursue your employment goals in accordance with the law, and protect yourself against liability.

At the Watkins Firm, our attorneys advise and represent clients in all aspects of employer defense. Below is some general information about employment laws in the United States. To learn more about how California law applies to your specific circumstances, contact us to arrange a free, no obligation consultation at our offices in San Diego.

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Employment, Employer Contact Form

Employer Identification Number

Email Address

Company Name

Company Address

City

State

Zip

Phone Number

Cities Where Branch Offices Are Located

Type of Business

Number of Employees

Number of Salaried Employees

Number Employees Terminated Within Past Three Years

Number of Employees Hired In Past Three Years

Average Number of Employees Hired Per Year

Number of Employees Under Twenty Years of Age

Worker's Compensation Insurance Carrier

Policy Number

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