What do you do when your boss, human resources, employee relations, and the legal department have aligned against you? How do you turn the tables at work? When you’ve been targeted at work you need the Walking Papers. Drawing on a wealth of experience, much learned from his time on the dark side (representing employers), North Carolina attorney Josh Van Kampen, of Van Kampen Law is here to provide... more
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 19 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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As the founder and leader of an employment law firm, Attorney Josh Van Kampen approaches litigation as a life-or-death situation — and losing isn’t an option. more
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Josh Van Kampen, founder of the boutique employment law firm Van Kampen Law, PC, isn’t afraid to sound superficial. It’s just part of his business. more
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Thank you so much for putting this together. Now I know what I need to bring to the table when we meet so that we can be more productive!
In today’s ever-changing employment landscape…it is so easy to get it wrong! Knowing how to respect both sides of the argument will go along way. In this podcast there are critical facts that can not be missed…thank you for educating us Michael!
I’d like to say that I live here in Charlotte North Carolina and I will be contacting Van Camp law firm ASAP. As a respiratory therapist who worked for one of the hospital systems here in Charlotte through both pandemics in dangerous circumstances with limited staff and resources, I was wrongfully terminated a week ago by my Director who falsely accused me of unprofessional conduct without doing further research or an investigation. Staffing issues were bad enough for upper management to implem... more
I can hardly wait to listen to the next episode. Very easy to understand and informative. Very well done.
Very informative for people unfamiliar with employment law
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