Can an employer with hold a paycheck from an employee even if it is a personel check and can we sue him

In general, the company must pay its workers for time actually worked. If Florida has a law authorizing the employer to dock a worker's pay...

Do I have to work the schedule my employer assigns, or can I make trades with others to cover my scheduled hours?

If the posted schedule complies with the law in terms of time off, then whether workers can trade off for mutual convenience would be in the realm...

Can an employer fire me re hire me than refire me in under 24 hours

Try proofreading and punctuating your question before re-submitting, please. No one has time to read your mind.

Can you sue your employer and still be employed without being. Fired...

I would say it's rare for a worker with an ongoing lawsuit against his/her employer to remain employed there. If the lawsuit is for discrimination...

Do I need an attorney for child support issues involving an employer?

You have several different issues there. Not turning in the money she deducts from your pay may be a crime and you could contact the police about...

Is it legal in Massachusetts for a used car dealer to sell a car/truck without working airbags?

There is nothing anyone on this site can tell you that will help you. Go the National Association of Consumer Advocates, www.naca.net, and find a...

Unemployment laws vary from state to state, but in general, to convince a state agency to deny benefits, an employer must prove that the employee...

Can employers provide detailed information about someone to another employer?

I know of no reason why your existing employer would not be allowed to inform your new employer that you are still on the payroll. And frankly,...

Is it legal for an employer to single out a few employees?

It's not illegal, unless some are singled out on the basis of race, sex, national origin, or another protected personal characteristic and the...

How long do I have to seek legal actions regarding my termination of employment?

What kind of "legal actions" are you seeking? The outer limit for suing an employer for wrongful firing is whatever the state law provides for a...