Do i have a case?
As Attorney Schofield said, an attorney would have to read the entire contract. Has the name (of your employer)on your paycheck changed?
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As Attorney Schofield said, an attorney would have to read the entire contract. Has the name (of your employer)on your paycheck changed?
Generally, unless you have a contract that states otherwise, or the decision is discrimination based upon a protected class, your employer can pay...
The issue is WHY you have a target on you back - is it because you are part of a protected class (sex, age, race, disability, etc.)? If so, then...
Contact an attorney or the Department of Labor. Because of the amount involved, an attorney may not want to become involved.
As stated above, it appears that earlier you were given extra break time, and now that people have complained, they are making you follow the...
While I am not admitted in your state, generally, a company policy must be reasonable and uniformly enforced to be a reason for you to be denied...
Your question is very unclear. You are to be paid for all hours that you work, but if you employer over pays you by accident, it can get it back.
Attorney Powell is correct. With very few exceptions, you must be returned to the same or similar position.
Generally, there is an appeal available. Read the entire decision document carefully to see. The time limit to file generally is very short.
You have a possible case against them for defamation, and you have one day's pay for damages. I don't see that as worthy of going to court.