How to sue the USPS for unlawfully termination. Also harassment
Depending on the facts and circumstances you are describing, you could have a claim. You should consult an employment discrimination lawyer for a...
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Depending on the facts and circumstances you are describing, you could have a claim. You should consult an employment discrimination lawyer for a...
I agree that you may have a disability discrimination claim. If you have a legal and valid prescription, I think the potential employer may have a...
Unless there was some discriminatory reason behind the termination (race, age, disability, gender, etc), there is nothing illegal here.
The short answer is yes, unless there is some type of discriminatory motive behind it (race, gender, disability, etc.)
This is an interesting question. Generally, an employee can be fired in Pennsylvania for any non-discriminatory reason. However, in Pennsylvania...
I agree with my colleagues. Much more information is necessary. Depending on the facts and circumstances here, there could be federal or state law...
I would take a look at your employee handbook and go over your manager's head using the appropriate channels. There really is no legal claim here...
You just need to submit some paperwork to the Pennsylvania Department of Health. I have attached a link with all of the relevant information. Take...
The general answer to this question is "no". I could very well be wrong on this point, but in Pennsylvania a marriage license is a matter of public...
The general answer to the question would be yes. The Fair Labor Standards Act ("FLSA") does not require that employers reimburse employees for...