Can an employer put you off work while they see if they can accommodate you?
If the employer keeps it reasonable and is seeking to accommodate you in good faith then that is probably okay.
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If the employer keeps it reasonable and is seeking to accommodate you in good faith then that is probably okay.
If your husband has a union he should address this with them union representation. Do you believe their is any discrimination motivating these...
I'm not sure I understand, did they already pay you in advance or did they lie about that?
I would report that salesperson to management, that is wildly inappropriate. I am sorry you had to deal with that.
This goes far beyond the level of legal assistance you could hope to receive from a free legal forum, I'm sorry.
You should contact the NYS Department of Labor. Their wage enforcement division should be able to help you collect for free.
Is there some form of discrimination in play or is it simply a personal problem between you and the the manager?
I would advise against aggressively pursuing a couple dollars from your employer, it may create ill will.
Honestly you probably don't even need the breathalyzer unless he is in a union or has a contract of employment.
You should contact the Department of Labor and make a claim for your call-in pay.