Am I a misclassified worker?
Are you using their office or working from home? Are you paid by the hour or salary? Sounds like you may be misclassified. Consider a consultation...
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Are you using their office or working from home? Are you paid by the hour or salary? Sounds like you may be misclassified. Consider a consultation...
You’re still entitled to the overtime depending if you are nonexempt employee. Have you clocked in and out? Further information is required....
Those types of comments are discriminatory. Are you a salaried employee or hourly? Further information is required to make an assessment. Consider...
It could be perceived as a sexually hostile work environment if the comments are directed to you because of your sex/sexual orientation or...
How often do you have to wait additional hours before you close? Also further information on your actual duties is required. If you are a...
You have some options but further information is required to make an assessment of a valid claim. If you were outcast because of your leave, then...
Not if the conduct was in fact discriminatory. Consider a consultation for a case evaluation with an employment attorney to determine the options.
Your employer can’t manipulate time cards. They also shouldn’t be clocking in and out for employees. Contact an employment attorney for a...
You can contact the EEOC via EEOC.gov and file a complaint.
Depends on if it’s a significant part of the job, then you may be required to be compensated for it. Are you working for a major retailer?