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CAN AN EMPLOYER OR MANAGER TAKE AWAY VACATION TIME FROM A 19-YEAR EMPLOYEE WHO HAS SHOWED NEAR PERFECT ATTENDANCE ?
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Answered on June 28, 2016
Unless you have a contract specifying otherwise, your employer and/or manager may lawfully change the terms of your employment, including the...
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Looking for attorney to help me renegotiate a better severance based on circumstances.
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Answered on June 15, 2016
There are a host of variables to consider, ranging from the nature of your job, to whether you are owed overtime, to whether you relied on his...
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How to stop a creepy boss?
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Answered on June 06, 2016
Tell him to stop - preferably in writing. If he doesn't stop, contact an experienced employment/labor attorney. BTW, contacting a lawyer does not...
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Does the insurance company still have the rights to ask about income and expenses even though the fire was ruled accidental?
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Answered on June 03, 2016
Maybe. But there is no way to answer that question without reviewing the policy at issue.
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Is it against the law in NY to withhold cash tips?
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Answered on June 01, 2016
Under certain circumstances, employers may treat "service fees" or other additional charges for catering or banquet services from ordinary "tips." ...
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What do I do?
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Answered on May 31, 2016
Were there any prior incidents of aggressive behavior by the dog?
Is my employer violating fluctuating work week requirements by paying me bonuses and not having a fluctuating schedule?
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Answered on May 31, 2016
Flexible work week systems for paying overtime violate federal and state law if the employees do not have flexible work weeks. If the employees...
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Can a supervisor force you to stay beyond your scheduled time?
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Answered on May 31, 2016
Assuming you are entitled to overtime - and the limited information provided by your question suggests that you are - your employer needs to pay...
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Is there a statute of limitations on how long after separation a former employee can bring in a claim for unpaid waged in court?
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Answered on May 12, 2016
Under the New York Labor Law, the statute of limitations is 6 years from the date the payment was due. Under Federal law, the statute of...
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Can I do anything to get the overtime I should have been paid?
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Answered on May 10, 2016
Yes -- you can start a lawsuit!!!! You may be entitled to compensation amounting to as much as 3 times the underpayment. You should contact a...