Can my employer force me to confront a coworker about suspected theft?
It sounds like you may have opened a can of worms. The good news is that your employer can't force you to do anything. The bad news is that your...
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It sounds like you may have opened a can of worms. The good news is that your employer can't force you to do anything. The bad news is that your...
It's difficult to advise you specifically without knowing all the facts, including who made the representation to your husband that he would only...
Mr. Jackson gives you good advice. A promissory note is a contract. When one wants to know what his rights are pursuant to a contract, one must...
Mr. Taylor gives you good advice. But there is one point I want to add. In some states, there are statutes that make it unlawful to discriminate...
You don't provide much in the way of facts, but unless your state has a human rights law that protects you against discrimination based on criminal...
I am a NY attorney and cannot advise you as to your state's laws, but I can provide certain general information that may be helpful. Arguably, the...
The only ways in which this could possibly be unlawful is if it violates a collective bargaining agreement or constitutes unlawful discrimination...
I don't think it sounds particularly "suspicious" that an employer wants a former employee to sign a release or waiver. An offer of two weeks of...
Ms. Spencer gives you good advice. Your allegations against your employer are very specific, but not very detailed. I know you did not post your...
Unfortunately, your posting is less than clear. If I correctly understand you, you maintained, in a letter to your employer, that you were being...