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Posted about 1 month ago in Employee Benefits Salt Lake City, UT
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Posted about 1 month ago in Employment / Labor Burlington, NC
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Scott D Segal's answer
You would be entitled to COBRA if you terminate your employment. Usually, the...
Posted about 1 month ago in Employment / Labor Shelton, CT 
Scott E Schaffer's answer
Generally an employer may retain a "seasonal" employee indefinitely without...
Posted about 1 month ago in Employee Benefits Columbia, PA
Posted about 1 month ago in Employee Benefits Tucson, AZ 
Alan James Brinkmeier's answer
In many states, if you receive any benefits to which you are not entitled, you...
Posted 3 days ago in Employee Benefits Flanders, NJ
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Posted 4 days ago in Employee Benefits Atlantic City, NJ
Posted 4 days ago in Employee Benefits Los Angeles, CA 
Steven Alan Fink's answer
You should have been paid your vacation pay at time you were laid off. It is a... 
Kenneth Lewis Swenson's answer
I concur with Mr. Fink. Your employer should have paid you for accrued...
Posted 4 days ago in Employee Benefits San Mateo, CA
Posted about 1 month ago in Employee Benefits Scottsburg, IN 
Rebecca F Emmons' answer
This mistake is ultimately the employer's responsiblity. They first have an...
Posted 5 days ago in Employee Benefits Ann Arbor, MI
Posted about 1 month ago in Employment / Labor Los Angeles, CA 
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Michael Robert Kirschbaum's answer
The situation you describe does not sound like gross misconduct, to the extent... 
Matthew Edward Williamson's answer
You don't seem to have a question, but I think you want to know if you can get...
Posted 7 days ago in Employee Benefits Marietta, GA 
Steve Fromm's answer
The short answer would seem to be year. Generally, there would not seem to be...
Posted about 1 month ago in Employee Benefits New Haven, MI
Posted 8 days ago in Employee Benefits Yakima, WA 
Alexandra A Filutowski's answer
Your question is based more upon the legal enforceability of your employment...
Posted 8 days ago in Employee Benefits Lowell, IN
Posted 9 days ago in Employee Benefits Springfield, IL 
Erik Glen Swanson's answer
Yes, of course. Employers have no duty to provide any insurance or any other... |
