This is a bit murky and requires a little more Q&A. Yes, an employer can charge for damage caused to property, but this is a workmanship...

This is not an employee benefits question but is a landlord and tenant question. Changed your category to get you in front of lawyers who do this.

If you actually had an employment contract, rather than merely a written offer letter, you will need the document reviewed. Generally, an...

Attorney Schofield is 100% correct. Employment-at-will (the law in Florida) is a two-way street. You can walk out at any time and there is...

As a minor, you need your parents involved to help you hire an attorney or file a complaint. given that you are owed 10 hours, your best bet is to...

LOL?? The W-4 is the taxpayer's responsibility, period. It says, right above your signature "Under penalties of perjury, I declare that this...

If you were hurt and sought medical attention, file a workers compensation claim. If you were injured, file a police report.

Practical advice - hang on to the money that you can reasonably tie to the work you've done, no more, no less and return anything that exceeds that...

Most likely, the contract has very strong language that declares the monitoring company has no liability for such a loss and that your breach of...

Your question is an administrative law question, so I changed your category. Best bet: make an appointment to go into your local DMV, as...