Can I fire someone for saying he won't do a certain job?

You have an employee refusing to do the work you need to have done? Of course you can terminate his employment. I trust there is no employment...

Mr. Minnick has hit the head of the nails, but I write to add that if the employer does not provide you your pay you would have both an unpaid wage...

Can my boss make me clock out and come back later because there's nothing to do?

Yes, the employer is free to do this as you are free to find another employer that will put you to work and pay you for your time. All the best in...

How do I go about working at my job in the mall when I was banned from the mall?

You don't. This is not an employment question, but one involving criminal law. If you enter the mall after being issued a trespass warning, you...

I am an employee for Walt Disney world. Can I bring litigation against them for being passed over for promotion due to FMLA?

The FMLA has a retaliation provision which makes it illegal to base employment decision on your having exercised your rights. Bringing suit for...

Can I be replaced because I do not speak Spanish ?

The employer is free to do this. What your co-worker may be lacking in people skills she has made up for in her communication skills. A possible...

Can my employer require me to work overnights when I put in my application that I can't?

They sure can. Your application is not a contract or agreement, it was only the first step in getting you the job. Once employed the employer is...

Position eliminated, re opened a few days later

If you were told this as a ruse to eliminate you from the workforce for some illegal discriminatory or retaliatory reason you could have a claim. ...

Can a business owner discuss an employees salary with other coworkers?

Sure can. There is nothing requiring that this information be confidential. Most employers will not allow for the sharing of this information,...

Can a company not hire you because of a 21 or old felony on your record and you have gotten your rights restored.

It is. An employer can deny you employment for any reason it chooses as long as it is not for an illegal reason. A past conviction is not an...