Long Island City, NY
Employment and labor Lawyer at Long Island City, NY
Practice Areas: Employment & Labor, Discrimination ... +3 more
I am unclear how you would have standing to recover on a claim, even if your landlord committed fraud, based on the facts as you presented them. ...
Effectively, this sounds like you were laid off due to lack of work. Did you have an employment contract? If not, you are likely an employee at...
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I would think you would be okay for just taking a course, but it depends on why you are out on FMLA leave and what you normally do at your job, to...
For a thorough answer to this, you would be best served by contacting a local employment attorney so that they can review the record of the...
Unfortunately, an employer can do this. It's not entirely reasonable or fair, but it is not unlawful.
NY Labor Law does not require the offering of such a break, unfortunately.
This would not be appropriate, given the facts you outlined. Go to the DOL website or contact the DOL and they can direct you to specific...
There is no prohibition on you getting another job within the same company.
Personality conflicts within the office are, unfortunately, not actionable, so there is not a claim that can be brought on your behalf. You...