I need surgery on my shoulder, injured it before, but fell at work and hurt it worse, will workmen's comp cover it?

When a work injury occurs, the WC insurer is supposed to notify you within 21 days whether the claim is being accepted. They should issue some form...

Neck injury 10 yes ago & stil working & under pain management treatment . Surgery is risky pain iincreasing,Can I get WK comp

Rich, as usual, is right on the money with his advice. I, too, am concerned that you may be time barred from pursuing a claim for wage loss...

If training online for a job, am I supposed to be paid?

You are not wrong. You should talk to an employent lawyer about how to go about addressing the issue before you talk to your employer.

I am on workers comp and was terminated from my job. They stated work was slow. This was only 20 days after the accident.

I agree with all of the comments made by my colleagues. However, none of them has mentioned your rights under the Family Medical Leave Act. It...

Maybe, maybe not. It depends, in part, on your status and the status of the co-workers. Do you have managerial responsibility over them? Is there...

My employer is paying us overtime incorrectly. What can we do?

If you have a group of co-employees who will band together, I would recomend that you talk to a wage & hour lawyer. I can recommend one in your...

What can I do? I don't have anything to prove what happened?

Mr. Belt's suggestions are "spot on." Hiring a lawyer to represent you at the hearing is highly recommended.

I have many issues before my termination. I can explain later. Right now my concern and question is towards being fired for a po

Yes. What your client told you is accurate. While I agree with Mr. Brennan's assessment that the UC and WC claims will likely be difficult,...

How many days notice do I need to give to take a day off for a legal matter?

There is not a law providing a time. Consult your employee handbook or ask your supervisor. The answer is a matter of comapny policy.

I was under a suspension from work and at this time had to be seen by a doctor for a neck and back problem that has been ongoing

Yes. Being under a doctor's care does not provide youu "immunity" from disciplinary issues unrelated to your medical problem. If the suspension is...