Is the EEOC liable for wrongfully issued right-to-sue
The short answer would be "probably" not. As a prevailing party under Title VII, you can try to seek attorneys fees from the plaintiff. The way I...
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The short answer would be "probably" not. As a prevailing party under Title VII, you can try to seek attorneys fees from the plaintiff. The way I...
You should speak with an immigration lawyer.
An employer can reduce your hours for any non-discriminatory reason. If an employer reduced your hours for a discriminatory reason (i.e. because...
You have rights, but you need to consult an attorney. There is not enough information to here to make any type of recommendation. This could be an...
I am sorry to hear about your situation. You definitely need to speak with an employment attorney as soon as possible. Much more information is...
Your situation has a unique problem in that you resigned from your employment. As a matter of law, any attorney would have to prove that your...
You should get a lawyer. Federal litigation is complex. The basis for removing your case to federal court is either federal question (i.e. you...
To prove a prima facie case of hostile work environment, a plaintiff must show: 1) there was unwelcome harassment; 2) the harassment was based...
The short answer is maybe. You should call the Department of Labor. Their website has a good deal of information as well. I have attached a link to...
Without more information, I can say that it's more than likely some type of collective bargaining agreement controls here. You probably have to...