My wife needs me to act as her advisor when meeting with her employer about problems at work
Full Question:
My wife & I are both Doctors. She works for a medical corporation, she is having some problems. She would like me to be present during the discussions, as she feels intimidated. She
doesn't want a lawyer. Is there a form where she can fill and sign to allow me to be present and help answer some of questions? More or less function as her advisor or representative in her presence?
04/29/2009 |
Category: Employment |
State: ALL |
#16446
Answer:
If it is a private employer and there isn't a union involved, attendance at company meetings would be a matter of company policy. Any form required for attendance at a meeting would be provided by the company. If the meetings are held in a private setting, there is
generally no legal requirement to allow a spouse to be present. I suggest reviewing any company employment contracts/handbooks/documents for applicable policies.
