Can my previous employer keep my last check, claiming I have a door key to their building (when I never received a key)?

You are entitled to you paycheck and no condition can be placed on payment. If they are not paying you, contact a lawyer. These claims have...

I need to know if you work on the job when of the boss grab your to reap you and abused me what should I do.

Contact counsel of your choosing as soon as possible. There are several options available here to assist you. Best of luck.

Employee switching from part-time to full-time. What's the easiest way to do it?

No documents are necessary. You simply change the number of hours and, of course, have to let your payroll people know. If you provide benefits...

Is there any recourse to an employee receiving probationary dismissal from the state of fl doc?

Little chance of getting the job back, but you could have a claim depending on what motivated the employment decision. If it was not motivated by...

How do I obtain the written results from recent psych. eval? Was denied written results by Psychiatrist. Employment denied.

Law enforcement agencies are subject to Florida's Public Records laws. What was communicated to the agency by the psychiatrist is available to you...

My employer fired me because im a victim of domestic violence. can I sue him ?

Yes, you may be able to. I strongly recommend you reach out to a lawyer of your choosing soon. I am sorry to hear of your situation. Hope this...

Do I need to finally get an attorney or let the EEOC handle?

You need to have an attorney on board ASAP if that is what is happening. The attorney can not only stop what may be happening through to former...

Do I have any legal options for being fired from my job by a text message

Possible, but it would depend on the nature of your illness. If it is covered by our disability laws or the FMLA there may be something. Contact...

Not sure what you are referring to as an employment record. There is no data base or record maintained other than what a particular employer's...

Is it legal for an employer to "take back" hours?

Yes, the employer can change your hours depending on its needs. Not the news I suspect you wanted to hear, but hope it helps.