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How To Beat A Performance Improvement Plan - “I Got Fired!” Show From The Spiggle Law Firm

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What you need to know about Performance Improvement Plans (PIPs) — The Spiggle Law Firm, protecting federal employees, shares trial lawyer tips for handling PIPS, public sector laws, potential retaliation from your boss, and more.

Learn more here: spigglelaw.com/tools-resources/.

The “I Got Fired!” Show, hosted by Tom Spiggle, gives real-world advice for workers who have been fired or are afraid they might be. Featuring expert employment lawyers who specialize in protecting workers, we cover unfair dismissal, discrimination, disability, litigation, and more.

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The Spiggle Law Firm covers employment law and protects workers from wrongful employment practices. Since opening its doors in 2009, our employment lawyers have negotiated millions in settlements and become a trusted and respected advocate for those facing discrimination, retaliation, and harassment in the workplace, including:

- Family Medical Leave Act
- Pregnancy, Gender, Race, Disability and Age Discrimination
- Severance, Pay and Overtime
- Federal Workers and Military
- Sexual Harassment
- Whistleblower and Workplace Investigations

A Virginia-based law firm, we represent clients across the region in Virginia, District of Columbia, Maryland, Tennessee, and North Carolina.

Learn more at spigglelaw.com/ and find us on:

Facebook: facebook.com/spigglelaw
Twitter: twitter.com/tspiggle
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/the-spiggle-law-firm/

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The Spiggle Law Firm published this 59:48 video tutorial on November 2, 2018. It has been watched 19,337 times on YouTube.

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November 2, 2018
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