Can my employer force my to do duties that otherwise claims I am unqualified for?
Unless you have a contract, you are an at-will employee, that means that you can be passed over for a promotion for any reason as long as it is not...
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Unless you have a contract, you are an at-will employee, that means that you can be passed over for a promotion for any reason as long as it is not...
You may have a claim for disability discrimination. I would consult with a local employment attorney.
As you were an at-will employee, you can be terminated for any reason as long as it is not a discriminatory one (due to your race, gender, national...
You should speak with an employment attorney as soon as possible. You may have a claim for overtime pay.
Generally speaking, an employer cannot discriminate against you based upon your criminal record, but there are exceptions. I would see what...
The answer may depend upon your collective bargaining agreement. I would consult with an employment attorney to have them review it.
You should contact an employment attorney as soon as possible.
Unless you signed a contract, you were an employee at will. That means that you can be fired for any reason, as long as it is not a discriminatory...
As indicated above, if you have a disability that requires an accommodation of a chair, they would need to allow you to keep it.
I am sorry you are going through this. Why do you think they are doing this? Generally, unless you are part of a union, your employer can treat...