Do I have a cause of action under detrimental reliance from my employer?
No you don't have a claim against your employer. In the event that you are fired, however, you do have a defense in a claim for unemployment...
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Employment and labor Lawyer at Harrisburg, PA
Practice Areas: Employment & Labor, Personal Injury, Workers Compensation
No you don't have a claim against your employer. In the event that you are fired, however, you do have a defense in a claim for unemployment...
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What the client told you may not be correct. Your case most likely would fall under one of two sections. Sections 402(e.1) or section 402(b). ...
Check with the employer to see if the theft would be covered under their insurance policy. Also if you own a home check your homeowner's policy to...
If Medicare paid your medial bills, your lawyer is required to pay them back from the settlement the "conditional payments" utilizing Medicare's...
You could probably file a complaint with whatever municipality he works for, however, if it were me, I would try to clear the air first with the...
See if you can find a Union that might be interested in organizing your group. That will get your employer's attention.
You may be able to file a complaint with OSHA but you should discuss this with your workers compensation attorney.
Unless you have some type of contract with the employer that gives the employer some rights to receive reimbursement it sounds to me like the...
Have you had a referee's hearing yet? If not, you will need to appear before a referee and establish that you quit for a necessitous and...
Its certainly unprofessional, however, there is nothing overtly illegal about it.