I work in NYS. My company requires at least two weeks notice. are they required to pay me to the end of notice?
The employer is required to pay all wages for hours worked. If you don’t work during your final two-weeks, no wages are due.
Mineola, NY
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The employer is required to pay all wages for hours worked. If you don’t work during your final two-weeks, no wages are due.
No. As i understand the proposal, you’d collect payment for offering references on behalf of third parties with whom you’re not affiliated....
The statute of limitations for a lawsuit is three years under NY State and City law. The primary issue I would address is what did you lose? Hurt...
If the seller is in NYC, you can file small claims. If not, NYC small claims has no jurisdiction and no matter how much is at stake, it’s not worth...
You may have the right to a modified schedule. Context the State Dept of Labor for more...
One hundred percent protected opinion.
I've got bad news for you. Online business reviews are constitutionally protected speech. The law on this topic goes back to Zagat's restaurant...
You could fire the accountant but he’s not the problem, it’s the recalcitrant partner. This raises the specter of fiduciary breaches. I’d wager...
No paystub is required for contractors but drivers on an exclusive route usually aren’t independent contractors. Talk to an employment attorney...
You need an attorney. The corp has been sued and are responsible for defending itself. You very well may have meritorious claims against the seller...