Do I still need to provide ID?
Yes. You have to provide ID. You are not exempt form law enforcement. Otherwise, criminals would just get medical exemptions and run away Scott Free.
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Yes. You have to provide ID. You are not exempt form law enforcement. Otherwise, criminals would just get medical exemptions and run away Scott Free.
1) Yes. It’s only illegal to treat someone differently because of a protected class (race, sex, religion, disability, etc.) or protected conduct...
Your mother can file a wage complaint with the NYs Dept of Labor online https://dol.ny.gov/file-complaint
Probably not. I suspect you would encounter a sovereign immunity defense and, even if allowed to proceed, fatal and complete defenses such as in...
I don’t understand the fact pattern. General rules: an employee may not sue an employer for unused sick days or PTO payout after they are fired,...
Probably not. More to the point: probably not worth pursuing. “Not allowed to train,” IMO, is not a statement of provably false fact amenable to a...
Probably not, but apply, be honest, and let the Dept assess. I can’t tell if you qualified for or requested PFL and the employer denied, or if...
Claim and report the settlement. You’ll be eligible but the settlement will probably be treated like a severance and offset further benefits...
I suggest you first call your old boss. Try to connect with a responsible (as in not the person spiting you, if known), like a supervisor who liked...
Probably not a good case in California but speak to a civil rights attorney for real advice. This public Q&A is for gen ed, which is: (1) labeling...