My boss will not give me my last weeks salary i was off the books can i do anything about it?
You should contact the Department of Labor, as he is required to pay you for the time that you worked, whether or not you worked off the books.
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You should contact the Department of Labor, as he is required to pay you for the time that you worked, whether or not you worked off the books.
The eavesdropping itself may not be actionable, but if you think that your boss was threatening you due to your union activity, then you may have a...
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That certainly sounds illegal, and you should contact the police and/or a local attorney to try and handle this matter.
That sounds terrible and I am sorry you had to be subjected to such awful conduct. You should speak to an attorney within your area in order to...
Reach out to the EEOC to try and push the matter along or retain local counsel in order to try and push the matter through the EEOC.
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You may want to consult with a local attorney with respect to state law and whether the conduct rises to the level of sexual harassment, but, based...
You should meet with a local employment law attorney to go over the facts to see if the totality of the circumstances in your situation rise to the...
You should speak with your attorney that you have presently retained, as they are likely in the best position to give you guidance as to the...
Your situation is very fact sensitive, but you may not be entitled to overtime, depending on the level/degree of your supervisory authority.
It is not likely legal to have those deductions taken from your pay.