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Kimberly Ann DeCarrera
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The Georgia Department of Labor is charged with administering the unemployment...
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Muna H. Claxton
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I practice in the area of employment discrimination and would be happy to...
Lauren Morgan Ellerman
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What kind if work do you do? There are some jobs where physical...
Paula Jeanette Mcgill
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How do you know the employer told the employees to lie? It is possible the...
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Penn Ueoka Dodson
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This may be considered "off the clock" work which may indeed be compensable,...
Andrey T. Tomkiw
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The FLSA considers preparatory work compensable. But there are many factors to...
Kimberly Ann DeCarrera
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You can fight for unemployment benefits before the Georgia Department of Labor,...
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Paula Jeanette Mcgill
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Based on the information you provided, it does not appear that he has a...
David Allen Rose
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As Ms McGill stated GA is an at wil employment state. Absent a written...
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Ruthann P. Lacey
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Under the SSI rules, if an individual who is receiving SSI benefits makes a...
Houston Dillard Smith III
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Generally speaking under Georgia law the job "belongs" to the employer and the...
Theodore W. Robinson
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Unfortunately, all states are still "at will" states, meaning that employers...
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Mark Hankins
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For one thing, you can have your network administrator block the offending...
Jason Austin Joseph Lundberg
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Generally, your employer may not hold you responsible for negligent mistakes,...
David Allen Rose
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Jason is correct. If your employer finds you have done something violative of...
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Paula Jeanette Mcgill
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I assume he signed his name to the document and had it notarized. If he signed...
Bryan Sinclair Hawkins
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What kind of documents? Do you have a copy of your fee contract? Sometimes...
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Paula Jeanette Mcgill
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If you are not under contract or a union member, you can fired for any reason...

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