Can you continue negotiating in an employment settlement with a company after they respond with "final offer" in their letter?

You have an attorney - speak with him/her. Negotiations are a dance. You want to look your best without stepping on anyone's toes.

Can the employer lose or be penalized for lying under unemployment oath?

Based upon that, I would assume you will get unemployment.

I took 346$ from my employer, I got bailed and my court date is April 17, what should I expect ?

You should plead not guilty, and request a public defender. Under the circumstances, hopefully a deal can be made. Do not make any more...

Do all Florida employers have to abide by the time and a half law when over 40 hours per pay period?

Yes, they do. I would bring it up with your employer, and see if it was a mistake.

More specifics would be required. You would have to prove that the incidents were sufficiently similar, and that there was no other reason for...

Can an employer not abide by his employee agreement when it's convenient to them?

It is impossible to give advice on an employment contract without reading the entire document.

I was fired from WalMart after working 10 Months back in 2005 can I sue them for wrongfully firing me?

1. Thirteen years is well beyond any statute of limitations. 2. That is not a valid cause of action, unless somehow you turned it into disability...

What recourse do I have as a County employee if another County employee is found to have falsely accused me of sexual harassment

You might have an action against the individual - although suits against individuals are often a waste of time/money. You would only have viable...

What can I do if a business refuses to hand over my check unless I sign paperwork?

Attorney Powell is correct. You are supposed to be paid for all hours in which you are required to be at work. Also, based upon the cut in hours,...

I have worked in a restaurant for 4 weeks and i only have received 1 week money n the owner wanted me to wait 2 W is it legal?

You are to be paid for all hours you are required to be at work. No, they cannot keep your pay because you did not give notice.