Any advice for this situation?
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I don't believe this would be illegal given the fact that it was regarding a death in the family. Had they disclosed some medical information,...
If your employer has 15 or more employees (and is thus covered by Title VII), the best course of action is to file with the State Division of Human...
No, I know of no labor law that would preclude an employer from unilaterally modifying an employees shift and schedule.
Any owner would be personally liable for the wages, so you should ultimately receive them. I would suggest contacting a local employment attorney...
The union tends to have the ability to decide whether they will arbitrate. Your recourse, at this point, would be to retain private counsel and...
You would be more likely to get a helpful answer to this if you reposted it under the family law heading.
No, non-profit companies are not immune from suit or from anti-discrimination laws and cannot discriminate against employees or customers.
Giving our your phone number to a patient certainly seems inappropriate. I am not sure it would rise to the level of a claim. However, depending...
To the extent that you are being threatened for reporting mistreatment of clients there may be a claim, but whistleblower claims have limitations...