Jeremy Randall Summerlin

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Greenville, SC

Employment and labor Lawyer at Greenville, SC

Practice Areas: Employment & Labor, Discrimination ... +3 more

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Discrimination for religion does the work place have the right to terminate you

Jeremy's answer | Answered on July 30, 2015

Employers cannot discriminate against you on the basis of your religion or religious practice. Protections are provided under Title VII of the...

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Can my boss take away my vacation time?

Jeremy's answer | Answered on July 30, 2015

Vacation time is considered to be wages under South Carolina law, if provided for under an employment policy. Employers are required to provide...

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How do you file a racism charge?

Jeremy's answer | Answered on July 30, 2015

More information is necessary to make a full analysis, but if your husband is fired and replaced by a black employee (or is treated differently...

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Need help to recover wages from former employer. During the month of June. That I wasn't paid

Jeremy's answer | Answered on July 30, 2015

You can file a complaint with the South Carolina Department of Labor, Licensing, and Regulation. However, the LLR does not have authority to make...

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I've just been laid off, with a severance package of 27 days, after 16 years of service. Can I negotiate a better deal?

Jeremy's answer | Answered on July 30, 2015

An employer is not obligated to provide you with any severance unless you have an employment agreement that says otherwise. Whether you can...

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