DO I HAVE TO PAY TAXES ON MY UNEMPLOYMENT BENEFITS?
Unemployment benefits are taxable as ordinary income and have to be declared on your income tax return. Since you did not have 10 percent withheld...
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Unemployment benefits are taxable as ordinary income and have to be declared on your income tax return. Since you did not have 10 percent withheld...
No. You should consult with an experienced workers' compensation attorney, as it sounds like you have a workers' compensation claim.
Your employer has to pay you for all the time you worked, regardless of the requirement that you be permitted to take breaks at certain intervals.
Based on the facts you state in your question, It does not sound like your employer would have a viable claim against you for quitting your job....
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If you are requesting leave under the federal Family and Medical Leave Act then your physician has to certify that you have a serious medical...
You should check with your manager or Human Resources first.
It depends on what you do for a living and the nature of the industry in which you work. You may wish to consult with an attorney experienced in...
Federal law prohibits your employer from seeking reimbursement from you for the actual green card application fee. However, it is permissible for...
If you are a member of a union, your collective bargaining agreement will govern your hours and pay. If not, then you only need to be paid for "on...
As you stated, you can file a complaint with the Department of Labor or you can file a lawsuit under the New Jersey Wage and Hour Law. In...
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