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i have work for a company since they open, now that business is booming can my employer cut my pay and hour and for family
Cincinnati, OH
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have work for my employer since he started his business he has hire all family to work in his office execept his son can he cut my pay and hours and give them to his son, up until sept 1 2009 I work 56 hours a week now I only get 24 hours, is this legal, what can I do,I have been seeking employment from other source.
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Answers (1)Dillon Gardner Coil
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Posted 12 days ago.
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It all depends on the circumstances surrounding your employment. If you are an 'at will' employee your employer can generally fire you, decrease your hours, or eliminate benefits at will, hence the term "at will employee." If you signed an employment agreement stating otherwise, then you might have protectable rights. Unfortunately, even if you have protectable rights, you could end up in a lengthy and costly contract dispute in court trying to assert them.
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