An old employer is threatening to sue me for filing unemployment. Is that legal?
Unless you are going to UI in bad faith (i.e. just to harass your former employer), the threat sounds baseless. You don't have to actually be...
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Unless you are going to UI in bad faith (i.e. just to harass your former employer), the threat sounds baseless. You don't have to actually be...
You should certainly consider hiring an attorney. There is a good chance that your issues can be handled by the company's attorney, but there is...
That seems totally illegal. You need to contact a lawyer asap. Talk to someone who does wage and hour law.
The analysis on the breach of duty of loyalty is a good one. My take is that, if it is business that your employer cannot possibly have (which...
This is an easy one: LOOK FOR ANOTHER JOB! The law sets limits on what employers can do. The law sets a minimum wage, this is the least that...
Of course there are people who can help. Contact an employment lawyer asap. Get someone with experience in employment law - if you like, you can...
the process is slow. Find a way to keep on top of the folks at the DOL without being too annoying. But the process can take months. Consider...
Hi - I wrote an article on this very subject. Here is a link: http://www.g-s-law.com/about-to-get-fired/ You should contact an employment...
This is a tough one. My general rule of thumb is that the initial ask should be the highest number you can possibly defend with a straight...
One week per year is not great, but I've seen worse. What you can do about it depends on how much - if any - leverage you have. I wrote a legal...