I work as a server in Florida. My manager has recently been taking 1.5% of my tips as the "house's" cut, is this legal?

My recollection is that the Department of Labor has regulations that say you can be charged for whatever the credit card fee is, but only what the...

Can an employer change the status from full-time to part-time without employee consent?

Your employer can do this but if they treated other similar employees to you differently because of your race, gender, disability etc, then they...

Can I reduce an emloyee's wages?

You can't just dock an employees pay if it will reduce them below the hourly wage and there are some other restrictions that you should consult...

Can I sue a former employer?

There are a number of possible claims that could include ADA violations, age discrimination, FMLA violations and if your injury was due to workers...

Is there a statue against my manager talking about me to other employees?(not good talk)Also been off sch. 2 weeks but not fired

Complaint to another supervisor or your Human Resources rep. While it is unprofessional, it depends upon what your manager is saying about you...

Do I have a case against my boss for sexual harassment?

Is there a Human Resources person you can talk to? How many employees are there? You may wish to consult with an employment law attorney or file...

I am not married, but my fiance and I owna house together and have now split. I need advice on renting the property.

YOu can't rent it without his consent and does not sound like you would even be able to get him out of the property. It does sound like you need...

When is a lease agreement in effect?

Give the landlord notice now that you are not going to go forward with the lease. Hopefully, they will not bother to enforce it against you if...

Im not aware of a law to that effect but I believe that a condominium could attempt to place a law like that in effect. The question would be...

I lost my job & couldn't afford rent. What happens to my last month's & security deposit?

You may be able to stay in the property for longer than you think. I would consult with an attorney about your legal rights. You may even not...