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Christopher R. Minelli
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Generally, yes. Most employees are at-will, meaning they are not subject to a...
Erik Scott Newton
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First, I think you are asking if you can file suit in Illinois. That is a...
L. Maxwell Taylor
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You feel like you're being strung along and that you're entitled to the lead...
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Leizer Z Goldsmith
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Consider that there is a federal minimum wage statute and that zero pay is less...
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Christopher R. Minelli
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No, they cannot have a per se "do not speak Spanish" rule. Federal employment...
Salim John Sheikh
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Generally Illinois is an "At will" employment state. That means that an...
Herbert J Tan
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Absolutely not. You may want to make a complaint to the local Wage and Hour...
Rama Krishna Palagummi
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Filing a labor cert application has nothing to do with you being in L-2 or H-4....
Rama Krishna Palagummi
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If you previous OPT was valid for one full year, you will NOT get a second OPT....
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Archibald Johns Thomas III
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Your rights as an employee depend on several things. One, whether you have a...
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Archibald Johns Thomas III
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The answer to your question depends on the nature of the legal claim. Not all...
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Stanley Dale Radtke
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Your answer can be found on the SSA website as follows: Can I receive Social...
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Scott D. Pollock
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Recruitment must be done no earlier than 30 days and no longer than 180 days...

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