My employer scheduled me for 2.5 hours of work today, typically I get 3-4 hours. Is this legal?
Unless you have a contract which entitles you to be paid for a certain amount of work every day, I don't see why it wouldn't be legal. It sounds...
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Unless you have a contract which entitles you to be paid for a certain amount of work every day, I don't see why it wouldn't be legal. It sounds...
The link below provides information about how to evaluate the question of whether someone is an "exempt" or "nonexempt" employee under the Fair...
A claimant is disqualified for benefits if he or she quits a job “without good cause attributable to the employing unit [employer]”. 21 V.S.A....
Busy people don't always return calls right away. Keep trying. "Water wears away the stone not by force but by constant dripping."
Gross negligence? No. The relations between employer and employee are fundamentally contractual. Negligence doesn't enter into it. At-will...
Every law student learns the elements of negligence, which consist of (1) a duty to another, (2) a negligent breach of that duty, which (3)...
Judges enjoy absolute immunity for actions taken in their judicial capacity, provided they are not acting in the complete absence of jurisdiction. ...
What you describe sounds perfectly legitimate to me.
SSI and SSDI are different. SSI eligibility depends upon your assets. SSDI does not. So it's not clear which type of assistance your friend was...
Give Dr. Dynasaur a look. See link below.