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Posted about 1 month ago in Landlord / Tenant Bridgeview, IL
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No. Pursuant to the Chicago RLTO and Illinois law, landlords are required to...
Mark Aaron Silverman's answer
In Bridgeview, the Chicago RLTO does not apply. The Illinois Security Deposit... Posted 2 months ago in Class Action High Ridge, MO
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The answer to your question is "it depends". If there was a qualified... Posted 2 months ago in Employment / Labor Encino, CA
Pamela Koslyn's answer
You can change your workers' shifts, as long as they're "at will" employees and...
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It is ok for your company to change the schedules of at will employees.... Posted 3 months ago in Landlord / Tenant Chicago, IL
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It sounds to me like you may have a valid contract that the new owner/... Posted 3 months ago in Employment / Labor Grove City, OH
John Michael Drain Jr.'s answer
It's a little difficult to answer this question without answering the larger...
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Fielding telephone calls is compensable work. Therefore, if you are paid... Posted 3 months ago in Employment / Labor Saint Louis, MO
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Employers cannot force you to work unpaid overtime or voluntary overtime. If... Posted 3 months ago in Class Action Bozeman, MT
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I believe the class action you are referring to is seeking recovery for unpaid... Posted 3 months ago in Employment / Labor Washington
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It depends. If you are paid commission only and are an "inside salesperson"... Posted 4 months ago in Employment / Labor Urbana, IL
Michael J. Helfand's answer
There are laws that require employers to give employees days off and overtime...
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Whether or not you are exmept from the FLSA and Illinois Minimum Wage Act... Posted 5 months ago in Employment / Labor Baltimore, MD
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A lot of empployers violate the law when they either take a portion of the... Posted 5 months ago in Employment / Labor Daytona Beach, FL
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The answer depends on facts specific to your job. However, often times when an... Posted 5 months ago in Employment / Labor Virginia Beach, VA
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If you are not provided with the opportunity to leave your place of work for an... Posted 5 months ago in Employment / Labor Lawton, OK
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If you are not-exempt and work more than 40 hours per week, you are entitled to... Posted 5 months ago in Employment / Labor Provo, UT
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If you are not exempt from wage and hour laws, you must be paid overtime for... Posted 11 months ago in Employment / Labor Phoenix, AZ
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There is no requirement to prove a pattern. You have a claim because you were... Posted 11 months ago in Employment / Labor Penn Valley, CA
Alden Jay Knisbacher's answer
You could either file a claim with the California Labor Commissioner -- see...
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Your fiance is entitled to time and one half for all time worked over 40 hours... Posted 11 months ago in Personal Injury Line Lexington, PA
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It sounds like you suffered a very serious injury and should formally consult...
Adam Paul Philpott's answer
If the owner is sincere and is paying you a satisfactory amount then you may be... Posted 11 months ago in Wrongful Termination Gaithersburg, MD
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You may have claims under the whistleblower protection act as well as claims... Posted 11 months ago in Employment / Labor Columbus, IN
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It may be legal for your employer to deduct a day's worth of pay. However,... Posted 11 months ago in Car / Auto Accident North Ridgeville, OH
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Insurance companies are never looking out for your best interests. Their goal...
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You need to immediately discuss two isues with an experiened personal injury... |