Unpaid intern considered doing business in a state?
You may want to be more concerned about admitting you have an unpaid intern completing work. That could be the source of a sizable liability for you.
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You may want to be more concerned about admitting you have an unpaid intern completing work. That could be the source of a sizable liability for you.
You should be paid for the money you earned already.
It does not sound as if your fears are well founded since the very same district has accepted you before.
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Unfortunately, your employer would be well within their rights to seek termination. Speak to your union representation to see if you can work out...
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If you feel you are being treated differently because of your disability, I would urge you to meet with a local employment attorney immediately.
If they terminated you because of your medical issues, see a local employment attorney.
Speak with a local employment attorney or contact your State's department of labor.