Do I sue the person who hired me or the owner of the business?
Unless the recruiter and business owner have an agreement whereby the recruiter hires employees and leases them to the business owner, the business...
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Unless the recruiter and business owner have an agreement whereby the recruiter hires employees and leases them to the business owner, the business...
Of course you can. However, whether your new employer is willing to negotiate with you depends on how badly they want you to continue to work for...
You also may have a claim for retaliation if you were let go because you filed a complaint with the Department of Labor. You should consult...
It sounds like you had legitimate reasons to let this employee go. You should consult privately with an employment attorney to help you defend her...
If you can show that you paid the employee for the time period he claims to have been unemployed he will have to return the payment.
You can certainly ask for more severance or transfer to another department based on the fact that you are pregnant and this could be deemed...
There is no simple answer to your question. Your employer is required by law to engage with you in an interactive process to determine whether...
Generally, an employer will give a departing employee more than the statutorily required 21 days for employees age 40 and older to sign a severance...
Generally, contracts signed by all parties are enforceable in the jurisdiction where they are written as well as where the employee works, unless...
Generally you are not entitled to severance pay if you quit. However, you should speak with your company’s Human Resources people to determine...