Can an employer force me to sign an affidavit? What could be the repercussions of refusing to sign?
Yes, refusing to sign can be considered insubordination and you can be terminated for refusing. You can be terminated even if you sign. Florida...
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Yes, refusing to sign can be considered insubordination and you can be terminated for refusing. You can be terminated even if you sign. Florida...
If you were in-fact overpaid you owe them money. If you learned you overpaid for something, would you not want and expect your over payment...
Sure the parent could; anyone can sue anyone or thing they want. The question is more likely, will the parent sue and would the suit be...
As an employer, I encourage you to seek out counsel by contacting an attorney of your choosing. While there may be a legal right to deny payment,...
Most likely you would be ineligible for unemployment compensation benefits. To better your chances, you'd want to notify your employer of this...
I agree that if the personal time was accrued, and the employer did not have a policy of forfeiture upon termination for cause, you have a right to...
Even assuming the directives were against the law in Florida, the Whistle Blower Act here in Florida will likely provide you no protections. It...
No, you are entitled to your pay. Reach out to an attorney of your choosing to contact the employer. Best of luck.
From what you posted, it does not appear that you have any recourse, however, this is something you would want to explore in greater detail. You...
Employer is required to pay you for all time you are mandated to work, so, yes, they owe for the 10 minutes. As for deducting earned leave time...