If you spent the better part of the last three years coworking with your cat and kids, you may now be struggling to relearn all those unwritten workplace etiquette rules.
For most, it’s easy enough to get back to wearing “hard pants” everyday and not reheating seafood in the communal kitchen for lunch. But as for the faux pas that might land you in actual trouble, employment lawyer Craig Levey has you covered.
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Levey recently took to TikTok to share the (legal) dos and don’ts of being an employee.
As a litigator involved in all types of employment issues from wage disputes to discrimination cases, Levey’s guidance carries some weight — especially for those who want to protect themselves in the workplace.
Here are the top three things he says folks should avoid doing at work.
Levey acknowledges that many workers like to record their conversations with their supervisors. But believe it or not, you might be breaking the law by doing so.
That’s because some states require...
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