Employment Law Author

Julia Knight

Julia Knight is a skilled employment attorney with expertise in wrongful termination and employment contracts. She has a deep understanding of the complexities of employment law and is dedicated to fighting for her clients' rights.

Credentials

J.D., University of California, Berkeley

8+ yearsWrongful TerminationEmployment Contracts

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Articles by Julia Knight

Why Did Pensions Go Away and How 401(k)s Took OverDo Exempt Employees Pay Taxes? Yes, Here's WhyIs COBRA Automatic or Do You Have to Enroll?What Is a Reference Form: Types and Legal RightsWhat Is USERRA Leave? Rights and Protections ExplainedDo You Have to Have a 401(k)? Mandates and Opt-Out RulesCan I Ask Why I Was Rejected for a Job: Your RightsCan I Use Sick Time for a Family Emergency: Your RightsWhy Would Employee Relations Contact Me? What to KnowHow Do I Join a Union? Steps, Rights, and CostsHow Do I Get My Walmart Paystub After Termination?Is Per Diem Part Time? Pay, Benefits, and RightsWhy Do Employers Offer Life Insurance: Tax Perks and RulesWhat Job Can You Work at 14? Rules, Hours, and PayHow Many Employees Are Needed to Form a Union?Do You Have to Pay Taxes on Caregiver Wages?What Does Seasonal Part-Time Mean? Pay, Hours & LeaveCan I Quit on the Spot? Laws and ConsequencesWhat Qualifies as an Exempt Employee Under the FLSA?How Do Tattoo Artists Get Paid: Commission to TipsWhat Is Back Pay? Legal Definition and How to Claim ItIs an I-9 the Same as a W-2? Key DifferencesDoes Being Taken Off the Schedule Mean You're Fired?When Can You Clock Out? Overtime, Breaks, and RightsWhy Not to Join a Union: Costs, Risks, and Your OptionsDo All Companies Do Background Checks? Know Your RightsHow Much Should Workers' Comp Insurance Cost? Rates and FactorsWhat Is Considered a Medical Condition: ADA and FMLAWhat Is a Retention Incentive? Definition and How It WorksWhat Does the Government Take Out of Your Paycheck?