Does a USDC have appellate review of an EEOC determination?
Because you are a federal employee, I recommend that you stay with the EEOC. Your case will be handled much more quickly than if you transfer it...
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Because you are a federal employee, I recommend that you stay with the EEOC. Your case will be handled much more quickly than if you transfer it...
You should never retain a lawyer outside of your city, let alone your state. Try calling the NYS Attorney General's office in NYC. Good luck.
You can sue in small claims court if less than $5000 or file a complaint with the NYS Dept of Labor, and they will collect it without an attorney.
Anyone starting a new business needs a good accountant- to answer questions like this.
From the info you provided, there is nothing illegal about it. Your boss may have a number of legitimate reasons he or she thinks the new hire is...
I recommend that you contact the AG's office before you pay an attorney $5,000, especially an attorney on the other side of the country.
It is not legal in NYS to make deductions from wages, other than for withholding taxes. You can be fired, but you must be paid for all time worked...
If you request a hearing, the UI investigator will have to prove to the judge that there was a good excuse why the employer failed to respond. If...
Some agencies have procedures to follow before terminating employees. If yours doesn't, you may still need to confront the employee before...
The problem is the vendor can be sued by your old employer if they hire you. You should consult an employment lawyer to discuss whether you need to...