Can my employer give us extended lunch breaks in order to avoid overtime?
Yes, the employer is free to change your work hours as the week progresses to prevent overtime. Overtime is owed only when the workweek exceeds 40...
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Yes, the employer is free to change your work hours as the week progresses to prevent overtime. Overtime is owed only when the workweek exceeds 40...
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Answer: maybe. There are instances were prior breaches of agreements can prevent enforceability. You did not, however, identify any terms that...
The law does not require the employer to turn those records over unless and until a lawsuit is filed. Given that shorting an employee on pay can...
You will need to present the Agreement to counsel to get any worthwhile guidance. Seek out counsel of your choosing. Violating a non-compete...
As Mr. Norell correctly notes, an employer can change your pay anytime it wishes, just not for illegal discriminatory or retaliatory reasons, but...
You ignored a letter advising that you were not qualified for the position you were holding?? Leaving aside your questionable decision, the...
Not an employment question, but one involving criminal law in light of the arrest. You may want to ask yourself why you quoted a job you knew you...
Typically, all information provided by the employer will be produced under a FOIA request. Information redacted is more often that of the EEOC...