What kind of lawyer do i need my employer gave me a bad last check

Contact an employment / discrimination attorney for a free case evaluation. Many can help recover your wages based on a contingency. Did the...

Its been over a month since i stopped working and i never picked up my last paycheck or officially resigned.

If you worked you should be paid. Email your job and request payment. If that doesn't work have a free case evaluation with an employment attorney....

Not being paid by employer

Generally you should be paid for every hour worked especially if your employer knows you worked. You will not get in trouble for not clocking in...

Is a verbal agreement backed up by 6 years of paychecks enough to sue a former employer for unpaid commissions in Florida?

If you worked those months and you were not paid, you would have a case and can recover all your costs if you win. Have a free case evaluation to...

I have been called over 40 times by the same telemarketing company over the past month

What company is it? Maybe file a complaint directly with the company paying for the advertisement? Seems as consumer protection laws are being...

Employment Law - Florida: Can an employer arbitrarily deduct monies from your check for inadvertent damages to equipment?

Based on your comments, seems as you do have a claim. Have you been terminated? Before you do anything I would suggest a free case evaluation with...

Can employer change hourly wage and weekly bonuses, after re-classifying issue?

Seems as you are misclassfied and may have claims. Have a free consultation with an employment attorney to explore your options. Your employer...

Generally, your boss is allowed to do this unless they are discriminating against you but the only way to make sure is by having a free case...

I work under commission as form salary in a car dealer, my employer wants to profit by deducting from payroll from surveys

You should have a free case evaluation with an employment attorney to discuss exactly how much your making and how many hours your working. The...

Can an employer make you sign off and waive your legal rights as an employee (back wages owed ) in order to re negotiate work.?

No but before you say or do anything, at least have a free case evaluation with an employment attorney to discuss all the facts and options.