As Mr. Starke correctly points out, hire a lawyer to protect the interests of your business. A small sum of preventive money could save you a ton...

This certainly could be a claim for discrimination. I recommend you reach out to counsel as soon as possible as there are deadlines you will want...

Yes, absent a contract stating otherwise, an employer is free to change your job and your pay at any time. You, of course, have every right to...

You may first want to reach out to Human Resources. If that does not work, speak to a lawyer of your choosing.

This is not an employment question. I changed the practice area for you. You may want to consider reaching out to the Florida Bar.

Yours is a loaded and complex question. You will need to speak with a lawyer. Find one of your liking.

As Mr. Starke correctly points out, you have no obligation to do what they are asking. You just mind find yourself unemployed and looking for a...

Sure it can if you were paid for that time; it could have also docked your pay or paid you until only 7:20.

A lot more information would be needed in order to provide any worthwhile guidance. Reach out to a lawyer of your choosing to discuss the details.

The employer can legally deny you employment for this reason. You will have to look for work elsewhere.