Can an employer clock you out when it’s slow at work? But then also expect you to be at work available when we get busy?
No, the employer cannot do this. Seek out counsel to discuss the best way to address this.
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No, the employer cannot do this. Seek out counsel to discuss the best way to address this.
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Concerned, maybe, but he does not have a right to have an attorney present for this. Of course, he has no obligation to speak with them, but...
An employer is under no obligation to provide the letter you describe. All the best.
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