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Know Your Employment Rights

Think you can be fired for anything in an at-will state? Think again.

Workers’ Rights helps you understand your legal protections, document your situation, and take action — all in one private, browser-based platform.

Browse Federal & State Employment Laws

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2-3 minute assessment • 17 federal laws • All 50 states covered

The Problem

Workers don’t know
their rights

Most workers believe “at-will” means they have no protections. Most employers count on that belief.

Common Myth

“I live in an at-will state so I can be fired for any reason.”

Legal Reality

At-will has massive exceptions. Federal and state law prohibit firing based on race, sex, age, disability, retaliation, and more — in every state.

The Platform

Everything you need to
understand and build your documentation

From identifying your rights to finding an attorney — all in one place, all on your device.

How It Works

From confused to empowered in minutes

1

Check Your Rights

Answer 5 questions about your situation. Get instant analysis of applicable federal and state protections.

2

Document Everything

Use the timeline, journal, and evidence vault to organize your documentation.

3

Prepare Your Records

Generate formal letters, records requests, and organized summaries from your documentation.

4

Take Action

Find an attorney, understand your deadlines, and take the next step with confidence.

Why It Matters

The numbers tell the story

#1

Retaliation is the most-filed EEOC charge — every year for 17 consecutive years

180

days or less to file many federal claims — miss it and you lose your right

49/50

states are at-will, but every state has exceptions that protect workers

Sources: EEOC FY 2024 Annual Performance Report; Title VII, 42 U.S.C. § 2000e (180/300-day deadlines); Montana is the sole non-at-will state (Mont. Code Ann. § 39-2-901).

Private by Default

Your data stays in your browser. Optional features like AI analysis and cloud sync require your explicit consent.

Based on Real Law

Analysis covers 17 federal statutes, state-specific protections, and EEOC filing procedures across all 50 states.

Built for Real Situations

Generates attorney-ready timelines, evidence catalogs, and document templates used in actual employment disputes.

Your rights don’t protect you
if you don’t know them

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