Do NJ Labor laws require an employer to give any breaks, in an 8 hour shift?
Breaks are generally not required for adults, but you may have a discrimination claim based in part on the denial of breaks. You should discuss...
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Breaks are generally not required for adults, but you may have a discrimination claim based in part on the denial of breaks. You should discuss...
Yes. The New Jersey Law Against Discrimination (NJLAD) and other laws protect independent contractors from certain types of discrimination in the...
You might also consider filing a claim with the Department of Labor.
I agree with the responses provided thus far, while adding that statutes of limitations can be even shorter than 1 year, so you should not wait to...
It could be actionable harassment. You should have your doctor fax a note to HR re your medical condition and how it is negatively affected by...
I agree w Mr. Ezzold's comments. Sounds like you have rights under the Amercians with Disabilities Act and or the Pennsylvania Human Relations Act...
If the employer's policies don't require it then the general thinking is that the employer does not have to pay for the accrued but unused time....
No, and if you the unpaid 30 minutes would take you over 40 hours for the workweek, then you would be entitled to overtime pay for unpaid...
Sorry to say ... buy it depends. Besides internal policy issues, there may be FMLA and or ADA/NJLAD issues. You should have a consultation w a NJ...
You should speak w an experienced employment lawyer about failure to accommodate and compensation issues. Richard