What do you do if your job accuse you of stealing but you didn't steal?
Yes, you can be fired and their would be no legal recourse unless you could show that they were just using this reason to cover up a discriminatory...
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Yes, you can be fired and their would be no legal recourse unless you could show that they were just using this reason to cover up a discriminatory...
If you quit, resign or leave your work you are not entitled to recover benefits unless you can establish that the employer did something or created...
Five weeks is not an overly long time to hear from the Agency. They are seeing quite a few claims filed. Make sure your mailing address with them...
Mr. Norell is correct, however, you can also view the money received as compensation for the release of a legal claim and not as wages or earnings....
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There is no obligation for the employer to provide you a copy, however, I recommend you contact a lawyer to reach out to the company to request it....
From your description, it would appear you are an employee and not an independent contactor, but more information would be needed to provide a more...
The employer can terminate the coverage, but once terminated notice of your rights under COBRA is sent to you permitting you to pick up the...
The question is whether you have a claim for the disclosure. It is possible, but the better claim may be against the employer depending on what...
On July 1, 2008, Florida's Preservation and Protection of the Right to Keep and Bear Arms in Motor Vehicles Act of 2008 (the "Guns At Work Law")...
There is no law which would prevent an employer for not hiring for this reason. Florida operates, for the most part, under the at-will doctrine...