Can I sue a Company for not telling me that I would be required to work overtime?
If you quit for this reason, you may not be entitled to unemployment compensation. It would depend on the specific facts of your situation which...
Blue Bell, PA
Workers compensation Lawyer at Blue Bell, PA
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If you quit for this reason, you may not be entitled to unemployment compensation. It would depend on the specific facts of your situation which...
Jeffrey Zeelander is the local attorney who handles these difficult cases.
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The ocmpany can choose to close the business and not pay you for that day. You can choose to use your PTO time. Technically, I think it is improper...
No, Dave. Requiring you to attend regular meetings and not paying for them is a violation of the Pennsylvania Wage Payment and Collection Law. I...
Are you still working? If the claim is for medical benefits only, the insurance companies often are less than compliant with the procedures they...
Yes. Your employer could be telling you the absolute truth. I have frequently been involved in claims that the employer did not oppose and that the...
The employer's posture sounds very aggressive. I would absolutely recommend yuou seek the advice of a workers compenstion lawyer.
If your new job is in the same industry sector, and in the same geographic market, it is more likley that the restrictive covenant will be...
I assume your question is whether it is worth pursuing an appeal of the claim. If you called me seeking representation, I would advise you that I...
A resignation is a matter of negotiation. The employer can insist on a resignation as part of the settlement. Becasue the airline is likely...