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My prior Employer failed to provide a reference letter to me (by the deadline) as mandated by our Agreement / Contract.
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Answered on September 11, 2014
Unless you URGENTLY need the reference letter, take the attorney at his or her word and allow for a few more days to get the letter. Perhaps you...
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My prior employer did not provide a reference letter to me today as defined and mandated by a litigation settlement agreement.
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Answered on September 11, 2014
The two lawyer answers above pretty much nail it. Based on your question, it appears that your former employer has breached an agreement. You may...
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116 hrs in 2weeks, 9 per hrs. . . How much the total do you think my salary is?
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Answered on July 16, 2014
Assuming you are a non-exempt employee (i.e. you are entitled to overtime), you should be paid 40 hours per week at straight time (9/hour) and all...
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Negotiated an employment offer with a one year guarantee, got fired before the year. Do I have recourse.
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Answered on July 16, 2014
your question is a little hard to follow, but you should speak to an employment attorney in the Miami area. You may have a claim for breach of...
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My daughter got hired by salvation army camp for summer. She worked for 2 weeks and after 2 weeks they told her that she fired
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Answered on July 16, 2014
The other attorney nailed it - if she worked, she gets paid. If you cannot make progress with the camp directly, contact the New York Dept of Labor.
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Does this scenario constitute and build a valid case for workplace discrimination?
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Answered on July 15, 2014
You might have a discrimination lawsuit. But it's hard to say without a lot more details. It is not enough for your boss to be a jerk. You need...
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Please help!! Can I do anything about this? Can I sue the employer or report to the DOL?
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Answered on July 14, 2014
Mr. Forman's answer is absolutely correct. Go apply for unemployment. Tell them the truth. You are not committing fraud if you tell the truth.
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How's employment at will doctrine affect ADA Act ?
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Answered on July 10, 2014
Unless you have a contract, you are an employee at will, meaning you can be fired at any time for any reason. The ADA (and other...
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Can I sue for being fired for being out sick if the issue is my boss doesn't believe me?
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Answered on July 10, 2014
The first answer pretty much nails it. It is a shame that things go to where they have. I think you should speak to an employment lawyer - you...
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Do I need to hire a employee lawyer
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Answered on June 09, 2014
This may be disability discrimination. Also, have your workers comp attorney look into a retaliation claim. Workers comp is specialized, and...