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Where can i find a attorney that's familiar with the post office and eeo proceedings in North Carolina
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Answered on September 02, 2016
Attorneys in North Carolina cannot solicit you so you need to find them. This site has an excellent feature called "Find a Lawyer" which is linked...
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Is the EEOC the best option for this?
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Answered on September 02, 2016
This is a very complex issue that can only be fully addressed in a consultation with an experienced employment attorney. Much, much more...
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Does my wife qualify to get health insurance threw her employer?
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Answered on September 01, 2016
Unfortunately, we cannot answer that question on this site. Employers are not required to offer health insurance and, if they do, they can set any...
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How do I get a former employer to pay me my wages?
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Answered on August 31, 2016
You mention the terms "employee" and "independent" contractor. Unfortunately, these terms are not interchangeable and there are different results...
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My question is what can I do to make sure that this case is not one sided.
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Answered on August 31, 2016
After reading this, I do not believe it is employment related. I think it is about a charge (debt) that you believe you do not owe. I am changing...
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How does a non compete agreement affect me?
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Answered on August 29, 2016
North Carolina is a "right to work" state; however, that simply means you do not have to join a union and that there are certain restrictions on...
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What can I do about this
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Answered on August 28, 2016
Yes. North Carolina is an employment-at-will state and you can be fired for any reason. You can sue for wrongful termination only if you can show...
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Becoming a witness in court for my employer's contracted client?
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Answered on August 26, 2016
Your employer need only pay you for work it requires you to perform. If you simply received a subpoena, even if the matter you are subpoenaed for...
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Can I get my job back if I resign?
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Answered on August 26, 2016
You can get your job back only if the employer decides to rehire you.
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I'm currently involved in a harassment investigation at my job because a coworker keeps bothering me. I need to know if I ret
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Answered on August 25, 2016
Yes. Your employer can fire you if you retain an attorney. In fact, your employer can fire you for any reason because North Carolina is an...