I work fulltime and have two children in daycare. I receive a subsidy but I also pay a parent fee. Am I allowed to used PTO?

I recommend that you check this out ahead of time with the proper person in your company. That is probably HR as your immediate supervisor may not...

What are the legalities of employers forcing employees to stay at work overnight during snow storm Juno?

Management can be let go without advance warning for any reason. But you can let them know that you would have to pay anyone you asked to stay...

I was demoted on my job inspite of a good work history and good evaluations in New York. If I refuse the demotion can I still ap

Unemployment will deny you benefits unless the demotion came with a substantial pay cut.

Can my employer/account client do this to us? Is this maybe discrimination? Seemed wrong to me.

Best you can do is contact your bosses and complain to them so it does not happen in the future.

My former boss was fired due too missing funds. I was her assistant. I was supended . Do I need an attorney?

If you don't want to return to that job, you do not have to cooperate. You can look for other work and apply for unemployment.

Can you work permanently in Schengen countries in Europe as a US citizen with a US Law School degree?

Even if you relocate permanently to a foreign country, you do not lose your U.S. citizenship.

I recommend you discuss what legal rights you have with an employment lawyer. It is especially important to discuss your options before deciding...

Will I be eligible for unemployment?

Not likely. But if you need to stay in Mochigan so someone in the family can keep working, that might make it more likely that you could qualify...

I do not believe EEOC has an internal appeal procedure. I am sorry to say that in my experience, they will rely on the investigator's conclusion.

My boss wants me to modify my employment contract. What should I do?

It is best to have an attorney review a legal document before you sign it to avoid future problems. Second best is to have an attorney review it...