Given a final warning without prior issues
It is legal. You should inquire as to whether you can submit a rebuttal to the warning where you can refute some of the statements that are...
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It is legal. You should inquire as to whether you can submit a rebuttal to the warning where you can refute some of the statements that are...
Unfortunately, the law does not prohibit singling out of employees unless that action is motivated by a discriminatory animus (i.e. race, religion,...
Do you believe this harassment is due to a discriminatory motivation? If so, you may be able to pursue a discrimination claim. Based on the facts...
This might be a question that you will be better able to get an answer to if you repost it under the criminal law heading.
There is nothing inherently illegal about them doing this unless you had a contract with them wherein it required some notice.
You should certainly file a workers' comp claim. That should have no impact on your ability to file for and receive unemployment.
Unfortunately, mistreatment of employees and harassment is not uncommon at NYCHA, in my experience. Some more facts would be needed to determine...
With nothing more, there is not much you can do. However, if you believe the removal was motivated by a discriminatory animus, then you should...
The DOL will typically conduct an investigation and ask you for records to reflect the proper payment of the employee. You should make sure they...
There isn't inherently any law prohibiting them from giving their opinion, but it may not hurt to talk with an employment attorney about the...