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Pamela Koslyn
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You can contact the lawyer who represents the employee try to convince them...
Steven Alan Fink
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You can also contact your employer and tell them about the subpoena and ask for...
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Eli Mayer Kantor
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You are entitled to pay for being "on call" if you are on "controlled stand by"....
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Donald Joseph Cayea's answer
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The Fair Labor Standards Act protects you. California may also have a "mini"...
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Kenneth Lewis Swenson
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If you refuse to sign the confidentiality agreement, you may be fired but you...
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Alicia Irene Dearn
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This is a common practice in other states and in Europe/UK, so you maybe just...
Brian Richard Dinday
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I don't know how hard it was to find this job, but if you have options, this...
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Michael Robert Kirschbaum's answer
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Employers can only ask about whether you have been convicted of a crime, not...
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Alan James Brinkmeier
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Defamation of character is the communication of false information stated as a...
Kenneth Lewis Swenson
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Under California law, statements made during an official proceeding like an...
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Brett A. Borah's answer
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Your citizen status has no bearing on your entitlement to California workers'...
Kenneth Lewis Swenson
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You may have valid discrimination or retaliation claims, depending additional...
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Alan James Brinkmeier
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Too little detail is posted to make any meaningful obseravation. Click the...
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Brett A. Borah's answer
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Workers' Compensation insurance is insurance that is provided by your employer...
Michael Douglas Goforth
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The workers' comp system is quite limited. You should go to the State of Ca DIR...
Pamela Koslyn
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This sounds like a complex issue. Who have you complained to, HR? Is the...
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Kenneth Lewis Swenson
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Contributor Level 7

In your question, you indicate you have gone through the entire appeals process...
Kenneth Lewis Swenson
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Contributor Level 7

While your question probably does not provide the entire story, you likely do...
Herbert J Tan
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I would add that you should make sure that your employer has actual knowledge...
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Michael Robert Kirschbaum's answer
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No. The documents are the property of the client and once the relationship has...
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Herbert J Tan
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Contributor Level 7

That's a tough one. You are testing the constructive discharge theory and such...
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Alicia Irene Dearn
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In California, random, suspicion-less drug testing of employees is permissible,...
Pamela Koslyn
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It's impossible to advise you with just these bare facts - 7 years of...

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