Yes, you can sue. If successful, you'll probably receive twice the underpayment, plus any applicable statutory fines.

Everything depends upon the wording of the contract. Other factors, including whether you started yet and how long you worked there, may also be...

I know this isn't a satisfying response, but many more facts are needed before this question can be answered. Too many facts for this kind of an...

Theoretically you could sue the person who lied about you for slander. But you would need to know who made the defamatory statement, prove that he...

Yes, you probably are............................

What should I do? Should I go to the police station or just get a lawyer?

Don't go to the police without speaking with a local criminal attorney first. Odds are, the police are planning to arrest you when you get to the...

Is it legal for my employer to charge me for a mistake I’ve made in New York City?

No, that's not legal. It's an unlawful deduction.

When a boss continues to ask for a lunch date and I decline, is this sexual horrassment? I've since been laid off

It certainly sounds suspicious, but there are a lot of factors to consider. For example, how soon after his lunch date requests were you laid off?...

Whether someone is an independent contractor or an employee is not determined by whether they receive a 1099 or a W2 - it's based on the nature of...

How cant people make fun out someone disability ?

What you are describing is harassment and it IS NOT legal. I agree with my colleague - report it to H.R., and if it doesn't stop, contact an...