Can I be fired for a temporary medical condition? I live in NYC and I work in NJ.
Even if you run out of PTO and FMLA leave, or are not eligible for FMLA leave, your employer probably still has an obligation to reasonably...
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Even if you run out of PTO and FMLA leave, or are not eligible for FMLA leave, your employer probably still has an obligation to reasonably...
Possibly, if you were willing and able to return to work and could perform your job with or without a reasonable accommodation. There are many more...
As others have stated, much depends on the language of your contract. Generally, however, an employee is free to leave his or her employment...
I agree with the other attorneys who advised you not to resign. You should file another complaint with HR. If you need to chair to accommodate a...
You would likely be considered "disabled" according to the definition of the NY Human Rights Law. The question is whether you can perform the...
It sounds like your mother might have valid claims for age and disability discrimination. Many employment attorneys, including some on this site,...
"At-Will" employers are still subject to the anti-discrimination laws and are prohibited from discriminating based on age. An experienced...
This could constitute sexual harassment for which your employer and the harasser would be liable. You should consult with an experienced employment...
It does not sound like your situation is bad enough to be deemed a compelling reason for leaving your employment. Therefore, I do not think you...
If they are permitting you to work, you are legally entitled to be paid at least minimum wage for all hours worked. They are violating the law, and...