Legal Question in Employment Law in Florida

company requirements
Can a company dictate the kind of car (year,make) and the type of insurance limits an employee must have to keep their job (minimal car allowance provided).

Asked on 4/30/03, 8:05 pm

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Keith Stern Shavitz Law Group

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Re: company requirements

There is no law that would forbid this situation so while it may seem unfair, its not illegal.

Answered on 5/01/03, 9:30 am

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