Yesterday I was terminated with no notice... Do I have any legal recourse ?
Once your employment contract expired, you became an 'at-will' employee of the company. Pennsylvania is an at-will state. That means your...
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Once your employment contract expired, you became an 'at-will' employee of the company. Pennsylvania is an at-will state. That means your...
Pennsylvania is an at-will state, which means you can be fired at any time for a good reason, bad reason or no reason at all, so long as it is not...
Pennsylvania is an at-will state, meaning that an employee can be terminated at any time for a good reason, bad reason or no reason at all. The...
You haven't posted enough information for me to be certain, but it sounds like with 4 years of service, if your employer had 50 or more employees...
The Pennsylvania Wage Payment Collection Law requires that last paychecks are paid within two weeks of the final pay period. Clearly that period...
Yes. The Pennsylvania Wage Payment & Collection law provides that if you are given adequate notice that certain items may be reimbursable from...
If your mother has a qualified disability but is otherwise able to perform all of the essential functions of her job, she may be entitled to an...
You have the right to file an appeal within fifteen days of the decision, however, have you already had a hearing before a referee? Do you have...
Pennsylvania is an at will state. That means that unless you have an express employment contract (or are part of a collective bargaining unit),...
An administrative charge of sexual harassment has to be filed with the Pennsylvania Human Relations Commission or Equal Employment Opportunity...