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Can I take them to court for all of this and recover wages from previous employment and get paid for the recent work that I did?
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Answered on April 19, 2016
There are many important factors that have to be considered, including your entitlement to overtime. But if you were entitled to overtime, you are...
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Help please!!!
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Answered on April 18, 2016
You should contact an employment/labor attorney to discuss your case.
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Is it legal for my employer to take tips from online orders?
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Answered on April 17, 2016
It is not legal for owners or managers to take their employees' tips. Your boss may owe you a lot of money, including liquidated damages that could...
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Am I obliged to speak with their lawyers? They reached out via email and want to schedule a phone interview.
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Answered on April 15, 2016
You are not obligated to speak with them unless/until you are subpoenaed.
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Are employers allowed to demand money/wages back for the hours I actually performed my job duties during 'off-the-clock hours'?
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Answered on April 13, 2016
When you say you "stole" your hours - do you mean that you were paid for hours during which you didn't work, or that you worked hours for which you...
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Is that considered tainted food and a civil matter
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Answered on April 13, 2016
It doesn't sound like you incurred any damages. No damages = no lawsuit.
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Can my employers kick me out of the tip pool?
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Answered on April 11, 2016
There are many facts that need to be discussed before a definitive opinion can be provided, but based on the limited information provided in your...
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Didn't receive 1099 or W2 from my ex-employer. Do I have to pay taxes?
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Answered on April 11, 2016
As my colleagues have noted, the answer is "yes." Whether the payor issues a W2 or 1099 has no impact on the payee's tax liability.
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Can an employer fire me if they were to find out I suffer from anxiety and panic disorders?
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Answered on April 07, 2016
The short answer is no, he cannot, so long as your disability does not effect your job performance.
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What should I have done in this situation? --Discrimination, LGBTQ, civil rights, consumer rights, and harassment question.
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Answered on April 03, 2016
You can file a complaint with the New York City Commission on Human Rights: http://www.nyc.gov/html/cchr/html/complaint/filing-complaint.shtml