Does holding officer position without salary affect FAFSA?

I don't know what questions there may be on that application, but suspect that the aid will be provided based on need and as long as you are not...

If I report my boss for breaking the law can I be fired

Yes, you can be fired, but the law provides a remedy; the Florida Whistle-Blower Act. I strongly recommend, however, that you consult with a...

After 3 weeks from being terminated from a company I received this text from a district manager is this consider harassment .

Not harassment that is illegal. She is, however, incorrect in stating that Florida law states you are not entitled to vacation pay. Entitlement...

My question is I received disability through my job. now I need to know if I can also file a claim against them for hostile w

When you say disability, I suspect you are talking about Short Term Disability insurance benefits. Receipt of these will not prevent you from...

Is it legal for an employer to withhold a weeks pay as collateral for keys/equipment in the event that the employee quits?

Nothing in the laws of Florida or our federal laws prohibit a payment structure like this because nothing requires payment within a certain time. ...

We need to write response to wrong accusation, wrong termination, non payment for paycheck! how do we file our answer pro se?

It appears your husband was sued. He needs to consult with an attorney right away. You typically have only 20 days to respond to a complaint and...

There are whistle blower laws that protect you, but not in Chapter 448 as that applies to private employers. Since you are a county employee the...

My employee worked for both my entities in one week, are they due overtime?

Very likely the answer is yes. It will, however, depend on how truly separate the entities are. Different operations; different owners;...

An employer is able to control where you park your car and non-compliance can result in the booting of the vehicle. Options are either to make...

Is it legal for my employer to lower my wage without notice ?

An employer can change the pay plan, but only going forward and will have to pay you on the old plan for any work already performed. Hope this helps.