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How can an employer deny reinstatement using reasons that was not the reason for termination?
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Answered on June 16, 2017
Yes, there is a legal issue with denying you the ability to return because of your prior FMLA leave. That may be considered FMLA retaliation. The...
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Do you provide Federal Employment/Disability Discrimination services...pro bono?
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Answered on June 14, 2017
You likely need an attorney who is familiar with security clearances. There are attorneys out there who do a substantial number of these. Also,...
Is it normal not to have a discovery report until 2 months after the arraignment hearing?
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Answered on June 14, 2017
This sounds like a criminal defense issue. Hopefully you will get more responses from knowledgeable attorneys in that category.
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Can a potrntial employer find out if I was collecting or am collecting ssi disability
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Answered on June 13, 2017
Check with Social Security about whether they have a back to work program. Many of these government programs will enable you to continue payments...
Do I have a legal recourse for supervisor making false statements to security personnel to retaliate against federal employee?
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Answered on June 12, 2017
Making false statements may be retaliatory in the sense that it could be illegal. But the question any attorney will want answered is why the...
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What is the time limit for filing a federal Title VII complaint after receiving a Notice to File Letter?
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Answered on June 12, 2017
In general, the filing requirement is not triggered until you or your representative is given notice of the right to file a "formal complaint." ...
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What are my legal right for wrongful Administrative Leave with pay ?
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Answered on June 12, 2017
I agree with the poster above. Being placed on administrative leave is a big step for an employer, even if you are paid. Particularly if the...
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What is the federal law regarding federal employers being required to investigate Title VII complaints?
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Answered on June 11, 2017
A federal employer should never discourage an employee from filing an EEO complaint. The NO FEAR Act was passed a decade ago to ensure that federal...
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Is there anything I can do regarding health code violations?
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Answered on June 09, 2017
This sounds like a landlord/tenant issue. You might have better luck posting there.
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Is it possible to sue the Post Office pro se?
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Answered on June 03, 2017
Being refused a reasonable accommodation is an ADA violation. You already went to the EEO office about it, so that's a good first step. The next...