Is there is any federal/state statute of limitation when an employee brings a federal lawsuit against an employer for underpay-
Yes, there is a statute of limitations - both prior answers are on point in that regard.
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Yes, there is a statute of limitations - both prior answers are on point in that regard.
Agreed that, if you are unionized, this may be an issue to address with the union. Otherwise, while fairly ridiculous, I do not think their...
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From the information you provided, it appears that you believe you were terminated in retaliation for reporting issues of sexual harassment and...
More information would be needed to give you an accurate opinion as to whether your boss's interaction with you was inappropriate, let alone to the...
Your question is a little confusing given how it is worded, but if the situation is that you have a claim against your employer and used work...
You may have a religious discrimination claim here if they refuse to accommodate your religious observation. You should consult with a local...
I agree that the most appropriate resource to get an accurate answer to this question is likely an accountant.
If you do not have an employment contract, then you are likely an employee at will and can be fired in this situation, even if it is untrue and...
Your options, essentially, are to sign the contract or not to sign the contract. I do not believe your company is legally obligated to file your...
I don't think you have a claim here unless there was medical information that was discussed at this meeting. At that point, maybe there is a...