Can an employer choose not to pay 30 employees their wages because he can't afford it?
I think the Employer gets a two week grace period from it being a statutory violation under the Wage Payment and Collection Law. The law sometimes...
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I think the Employer gets a two week grace period from it being a statutory violation under the Wage Payment and Collection Law. The law sometimes...
You may file if you are on restriction and are not totally off. However, Employers often get mad when you do for an injury not of their making and...
If you truly have a contract, they have to pay you. However, many employees are fooled by offer letters or contracts with no set term. If it is...
Did you exhaust your FMLA? You may have been able to extend under new amendments to ADA, the ADAAA. Important to consult a law firm that...
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This employer seems like it is violating the law in several respects. There should be a Wage Payment and Collection Law case and possible a Family...
Yes if (1) you were paid for the 40 and (2) they are not picking and chosing who they make give up PTO time but have a set policy.
You need to talk to an employment attorney who also knows workers' compensation. There is not enough facts related here for an attorney to begin...
I would like to see the writing and how specific it is. I don't think is would rise to the level of a contract unless it is specific. The wording...
You may have a promising case under the FMLA. However, a full evaluation of the facts of your case must be looked at before a conclusion should be...
Yes, they can. No prohibition exists for them doing it and many companies do try to contract former employers. You can hurt your long term...