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As my colleagues have noted, it is not legal. Employer must pay you for all hours worked, period. I suggest you speak with counsel as soon as...
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As my colleagues have noted, it is not legal. Employer must pay you for all hours worked, period. I suggest you speak with counsel as soon as...
Unfortunately, unless you had a contract or written agreement in effect that stated otherwise, the at-will doctrine applied which allows the...
My colleague is correct. If the at-will doctrine applies, that is you do not have a union or personal contract in place, the employer can...
Can vary, but I see that time ranging between 2 and 6 months. Following the decision, and assuming it is favorable for you, there may be efforts...
You bring your claim to where you should have initially, either the EEOC, FCHR or the local FEPA agency if you have one. Seldom, if ever, will...
Depends on how many people are employed at the restaurant and the size of the corporation you work for. In some instances there is either a 60 day...
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Often times these wages are recovered by having an attorney send a letter to the employer. Once they know they will be required to pay fees and...
It certainly sounds like the employer has incorrectly identified you as exempt from OT compensation. I recommend you seek out counsel to address...
Termination by an employer for no reason or reasons not rising to the level of misconduct, will not result in the denial of benefits to the...
Short answer is, yes. An employer is able to write you up for what it wants and when it wants. If the write up affects your continued employment...