How long can your job legally wait to pay you for your work?
Most jurisdictions have statutes requiring employers to timely pay employees and impose penalties for failing to pay employees in a timely manner.
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Most jurisdictions have statutes requiring employers to timely pay employees and impose penalties for failing to pay employees in a timely manner.
It could very well be gender discrimination if all of you hold the same jobs and there is no legitimate reason for the disparity.
Sounds like you have a good gender discrimination claim.
You would appear to have valid wage and hour claims.
Either contact an attorney or DLLR and fill out a Wage Claim form if your claim is below the threshold (I think $3k). See...
Maybe - would depend on whether the customers who were allowed to pass without being checked are outside your protected class (for example, males...
I agree that the facts may support multiple claims, including retaliation and possible discrimination and/or harassment and concur that you should...
You can, but would advise against it as: (i) your remedy is limited (i.e. $5k max in Md); (ii) Circuit Court judges tend to have a better...
The answer in Maryland with regard to the training you did take depends on whether you agreed to reimburse the employer for the training in the...
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The short answer is yes, it's both. Using a position of power to extract sexual favors in the workplace is illegal until Title VII (assuming the...