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We fired a babysitter (~1-2x wk/2.5 months). She threatens to sue for cancelled dates unless we pay $500. Is this extortion?
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Answered on October 27, 2014
I would recommend you have something signed by her if you decide to pay any part of her demand.
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NYC Wage Law signed 9/29/14 that raises hourly wage to $13.13 does this apply only to projects receiving $1MM in subsidies?
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Answered on October 26, 2014
You can find more info by searching prevailing wages law the website of the NYC Comptroller's office.
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My Employer asked me to resign due to one complaint.
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Answered on October 26, 2014
If the "paperwork" is more than a few sentences, you should have an employment lawyer review it before signing. In general, by putting that down,...
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Can a manager force you to work if they know and see you are injured and need to go to the hospital?
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Answered on October 26, 2014
If the injury occurred at work, you should consult a workers' comp lawyer.
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I worked 3 wks as a travel nurse at an ER and left bc it was unsafe. I never signed the contract. Am I liable to pay back the co
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Answered on October 25, 2014
Better to ask an attorney who handles contracts, not employment.
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Can I dock employee pay for the actual minutes they are late?
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Answered on October 24, 2014
Yes. Workers are only entitled to be paid for the time they are at work.
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If I work for a company & my manager is violating ethical policy & I report it to HR? Can I be fired?
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Answered on October 24, 2014
What you describe seems like you do not agree with her style of management. In my opinion, complaining to HR will not help you and it likely will...
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Do I have grounds for sewing them.
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Answered on October 22, 2014
Yes, you should request a hearing at unemployment.
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What to do if I am being treated badly at work for no known reason?
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Answered on October 22, 2014
If you think your former boss can help, you might reach out to her. Otherwise, consult an employment attorney who handles cases of employment...
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Should I bother seeking legal advice?
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Answered on October 22, 2014
Yes, I recommend you apply for unemployment benefits, and then consult an employment lawyer or the NYS Division of Human Rights.
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