If an employer writes up an employee, but never gives them the paper, is it admissible in court?
It is admissible, meaning it can be shown to the judge or jury and they make up their minds as to whether to believe it or not. In my experience,...
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It is admissible, meaning it can be shown to the judge or jury and they make up their minds as to whether to believe it or not. In my experience,...
If you are intending to work directly for his clients, you need to consult an attorney.
I recommend that you offer to work late and Sunday , and then consult an employent attorney. Put your request in writing and keep a copy for the...
You can contact a private attorney. Most do not charge a fee for consults about unpaid wages. Otherwise, you have to wait for the DOL process the...
It is legal, but it is also legal for you to tell them you are quitting unless they raise it back. If you quit, you could apply for unemployment...
You are to be commended for wanting to take steps to deal with this uncomfortable situation. But you should not be doing it in a public forum....
I'm not sure such a law suit will help you. A lawsuit can take several years. In the meantime, if you plan to quit, I do not think you will be...
It may be a good idea to call a workers' comp attorney in Georgia where you are.
Your question is technical and complicated. Hopefully you are being represented by an attorney. If not, it sounds like it would be best if you were.
I am sorry to have to say the only options I see is for you to try to transfer to another store or look for another job.