Relief Provided By Tennessee Employment Law

 In Employment Law

When dealing with an unscrupulous employer, Tennesseans often wonder where to seek help. Many may not realize that Tennessee employment law is robust and effective. Discovering employer dishonesty, rights abuse, or wage issues can cause stress, affecting home life and well-being. Fortunately, Tennessee employment law provides options for resolution.

Tennessee Employment Law is Here to Help and Protect You

The first thing to understand is you don’t have to “put up with it.” If you have a problem at work that is important to you, then it should be equally important to your employer as well.

Both you and your employer have rights. You might have heard your employer can fire you at any time and for any reason, and not have to provide severance pay.

However, that doesn’t tell the whole story.

Your employer may not fire you in retaliation. For example, if you are in the military reserve, you can’t be fired for attending your mandatory drill meetings. You also can’t be fired for:

  • Filing a worker’s compensation claim
  • Speaking to union representation
  • Reporting your employer for violation of any of the employment laws of Tennessee

Tennessee Employment Law is One of Our Specialties

The Slaughter Law Firm has a tremendous amount of expertise in dealing with Tennessee employment law. We have had numerous successful resolutions for our clients who had their rights violated by employers.

Frankie Slaughter, Jr. was born and raised in a legal family. His father was also an attorney and a Sullivan County circuit court judge. He holds a prestigious reputation as an attorney based in Bristol, Tennessee. Having worked on a wide variety of cases, he is an expert on how to navigate the court system and present your situation thoroughly and competently.

A native Tennessean, he understands and cares about his community. He has invested his entire life here.

We understand the stress you go through when you have to confront your employer about violations of Tennessee employment law. If you find yourself in this situation, we encourage you to call us.

There is no reason you should face the legal system alone and without expert representation.