If you have a question about your rights during the job search or while on the job, visit these sites to find explanations of employment laws:
Read the fact sheets at National Employee Rights Institute to learn about discrimination, privacy and more.
WorkersCompensation.com offers explanations of state laws concerning workers’ compensation.
Nolo explains the basics of employment law.
At Legal Information Institute, read federal and state employment laws.
U.S. Department of Labor posts federal laws and regulations online.
EmploymentSpot’s Employment Law category has links to laws concerning discrimination, people with disabilities and immigration.
Every state also passes labor laws for their citizens. At GovSpot’s State Government section, click on your state to find the department of labor and state employment laws.
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