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Employee Benefits No Company Is Too Big to Play Fair

Nationwide Employee Benefit Lawyers

Enforcing Benefit Plans When They Are Violated

Employee compensation in a form other than wages or salaries is commonly referred to as "employee benefits." The law generally does not require employers to provide benefits; however, many employers choose to provide some benefits in addition to wages. These benefits may include health insurance, retirement savings, vacation pay, reimbursed expenses, company-sponsored trips, stock options, compensation for job-related injuries, etc. A claim may arise when an employer does not give employees the benefits promised.

Additionally, employers may not administer employee benefits in a way that discriminates against groups who are protected by state and federal anti-discrimination laws or in a way that is inconsistent with contracts or other agreements that have been made with employees. Employers cannot retaliate against employees who attempt to exercise their rights to available benefits.

Contact our attorneys for a free consultation about whether you have a right to employee benefits.

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When it comes to helping people fight for what is right, no case is too big or complex. Our dedicated lawyers and staff at Nichols Kaster, PLLP believe that our clients deserve tough and compassionate legal representation to go up against powerful employers, corporations, and agencies that violated their rights.

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