The CFO resigned and I am now the interim CFO...not entitled to pay increase?
There is no law that requires you get a raise, but there is also no law that requires you to perform at a level above your pay rate.
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There is no law that requires you get a raise, but there is also no law that requires you to perform at a level above your pay rate.
The statute requires a person to file in federal court within 90 days of receipt of the letter, not 90 days from the date it was mailed.
The Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) requires many employers to provide employees with twelve weeks of unpaid leave per year for medical...
New York City's Earned Sick Time Act makes it illegal to retaliate against an employee for requesting and using sick leave. You should consult an...
I think you can but you will need to consult an employment attorney about representing you.
All you can do is request a hearing and hope the unemployment judge believes you and not them. But you may be able to sue for not taking you back...
Maybe, maybe not. I would need to read the contract. In some cases, "'or until terminated by either party" means if you leave before July 2017 ...
No. Unless there are more facts you are not disclosing.
That is not really a question. I recommend you consult an employment attorney to discuss what, if any, legal action you can take.
No, the company cannot have it both ways. They can either pay you a salary or hourly. From your description, you are being paid hourly and are...