Nov 23, 2020
Lina Sillman, employment attorney and owner of Stillman Legal PC, introduces her new title to Amazon, Knowing Your Rights: A Guide For Working People In New York. Released on Sept. 29, 2020, the book highlights employment law fundamentals, an excellent read for anyone with a job seeking advice and protection related to their legal rights.
Knowing Your Rights: A Guide For Working People In New York covers areas such as wage disputes and workplace discrimination due to race, age, national origin, or any other protected characteristic. In the case of someone who has been hired as a contractor, this book will tell them whether they should be classified as an employee.
Stillman works as an employment attorney in New York City, where she has a passion for fighting for underserved and underrepresented populations’ rights. A champion for the working people, her goal with this guidebook is to provide workers direct access to valuable legal information regarding their rights. Armed with this information, people can finally be confident in exactly what they are entitled to within the workplace.
Before accepting a new job, readers can utilize Knowing Your Rights: A Guide For Working People In New York as a handbook to obtain empowerment against employers, who always enjoy the upper hand. Stillman’s title challenges that position, inspiring working people to take charge and demand fair wages and treatment.
Knowing Your Rights: A Guide For Working People In New York is available on Amazon via paperback for $19.95, $4.95 on Kindle, or free download with Kindle Unlimited.
About The Author
Lina Stillman holds degrees from Syracuse University, Rutgers Law School, and Parsons School of Design. She leads a career dedicated exclusively to practicing Employment law. Per objectivity, integrity, and loyalty, Stillman provides legal services exemplified by excellence. Boasting experience defined by a diverse perspective, she has successfully represented clients working as employees and freelancers in federal and state courts.
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