As a part-time employee being sent on a business trip, does my employer have to pay me for travel?
It sounds as if you are not being appropriately compensated. I suggest speaking with a local employment attorney.
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It sounds as if you are not being appropriately compensated. I suggest speaking with a local employment attorney.
If you are being required to stay in the class room that is continued labor and is not a true lunch break.
The employer must obtain the SSN. Your advice may result in your friend's termination for insubordination.
This is more of a criminal law question rather than an issue of employment law, I believe the site may have mis-classified your question.
If you are seeking further damages in your EEOC matter, you may wish to retain an attorney to assist you to that end.
I would check the law journal or an IP related blog or site.
Do you think your pregnancy and maternity leave may have played a part in your demotion? If so, you should speak with a local employment attorney...
Attorney Urbas gives you good advice.
They may actually be required to terminate employment if your fiance is not legally allowed to work.
If you feel this behavior was motivated by some from of discrimination or retaliation I would speak with a local employment attorney right away.