Hi my name is [redacted information], I would like to know how to handle my current situation. Any feedback would be helpful

From what I can decipher from your facts is that your coworker got more favorable treatment than you. However, whether you have an actionable...

When is my previous employer supposed to provide the final paycheck?

You should contact an experienced wage and hour employment attorney. The employer cannot withhold wages if you performed the work. The scenario...

What can be done?

The EEOC is not the forum to pursue this matter. It deals only with discrimination cases, and it does not sound like such a case from the fact...

Legal action against previous employer regarding unpaid wage.

An experienced wage and hour attorney can assist you. Florida law provides that you would be able to recover your attorney's fees if you are...

What should I do about my employer?

You may have an age discrimination claim under state and/or federal law if you are over 40 years of age. However, you should consult with an...

Believed to have been terminated from employer due to advanced age

Always a good idea to consult with an experienced employment attorney on such matters. Depending upon when the termination took place, you will...

The answer to your question is whether your employer is doing anything illegal. There are hostile work environments that are legal and ones that...

Is it legal for my employer to record audio and use what they hear to punish an employee?

You should contact an experienced employment lawyer to better understand your rights and to secure definitive legal advice. From you narrative,...

I work over 66 hours a week sometimes I work 76 hours a week I rarely get a day off I'm posed to have one day off a week and if

From you narrative you have a an unpaid overtime claim. You can go to the Department of Labor to get relief, but they have a tendency to move...

Can you depose someone in the state of Florida, even though you have not yet filed a suit against them?

Most likely you will need to have an active lawsuit to be able to depose the former employee, although there are some exceptions (which in all...