I have a formal employee filing for unemployment that quit her position will she quialfiy for benifits? state of north carolina

In North Carolina, an employee is not entitled to unemployment benefits when s/he quits except in very limited circumstances. The major...

Signed an Arbitration Policy/Agreement

More than likely you are stuck with arbitration. Discrimination matters are usually covered by employee arbitration agreements.

Can I report a company for not paying me if I didn't fill out tax forms yet? Only proof of work is emails.

Yes, see my previous answer and the comment I made to it. Tax forms would be helpful, but not required. You will need some proof that you were an...

Im being refused pay. I hadnt yet filled out tax forms with the co. What can I do to get the money I'm owed or report them?

If you have not been paid wages that you earned as an employee, then your best bet is to pursue this with the Department of Labor, Wage and Hour...

Yes, it is legally possible to collect the wages. However, if the business is dissolved, it will be extremely hard to do that and probably very...

Is it legal to pay a school cafeteria manager that is responsible for 3 schools less than a cafeteria manager responsible for

Yes. Employers are generally not required to base salaries on employee responsibilities. The only issue with a case like this is whether there is...

After i was laid off i was told they hired a girl back that quit even thou we didnt have alot of work can they do that

I am not entirely sure what you mean by "still under a doctors care." Does that mean that you were not working at the time of the layoff? Were...

Is there anything I can legally do about this?

Probably not, unless the information that was disclosed was health information.

Wrongful termination?

North Carolina is an employment-at-will state which means that an employee can be terminated at any time for any reason. He can file a claim...

Can I sue my employer?

Possibly, but you would need to consult with an experienced employment attorney to be certain. Your employer is required to give you time off as...