Is it legal for an employer to change a schedule with no notice ?
Yes, it is legal barring a collective bargaining agreement or some other contract that says otherwise.
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Yes, it is legal barring a collective bargaining agreement or some other contract that says otherwise.
9(b) would seem to be an issue for you, but you should consult with a local employment attorney to have them dig deeper into things and give you an...
You have no requirement to tell them anything in particular, but being honest and forthright is typically the best practice.
I would recommend that you just tell them the truth. To the extent your prior employer terminated you under false pretenses, you may want to...
There are certainly circumstances where it could be used, but determining whether or not it would be able to be used will be very fact specific...
Contact the employer and explain that you need to correct something on your application.
If you, in fact, signed the severance agreement and it contained a release, then any claims you might have from the date you signed going backward...
Contact a local employment attorney and have them send a letter. Also, depending on the reasons for your cessation of employment, you may have a...
A settlement conference with a judge is rarely a bad idea. It gives you insight as to how a judge sees your case and might help to put a little...
Question 1: If your actually employer was the temp agency, I would simply list them and the duration of time that you worked for them. ...