Unemployment: Employer says the employee was fired but the employee said they quit
Basically, this will come down to a determination of the real reason the employee was terminated. Generally speaking, employees who quit are not...
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Basically, this will come down to a determination of the real reason the employee was terminated. Generally speaking, employees who quit are not...
That is bs, but not necessarily illegal, sorry. An employer can terminate an employee for missing meetings, even if the demand is unreasonable.
It is "sort of" true. They are not required to rehire you - ever. And they are legally allowed to have a policy about rehire. Similarly, they...
Depends on what the company policy says. There is no magic to it.
It depends on the facts of your engagement, and, ultimately, the degree of control that you/your "employer" exerts. Talk to a lawyer.
Yes, you can be fired without cause, sorry. Unless you have a contract, you can be fired for any reason, good, bad or otherwise (just not for age,...
Annoying, but almost certainly not harassment.
Are you accusing them of setting you up by putting a bottle in your bag? Perhaps you have a cause of action for tortious interference with...
Generally, yes, and employer can transfer you. Unless you have a contract or there is some unlawful reason (e.g. retaliation, discrimination,...
Generally speaking, the statute of limitations on breach of contract claims in NY is 6 years. That said, your situation seems fairly complicated. ...