I didn't turn in my uniform. Can my employer keep my check?
Your employer may be allowed to deduct the actual value of your uniform from your final check. However, if your final check was more than the cost...
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Your employer may be allowed to deduct the actual value of your uniform from your final check. However, if your final check was more than the cost...
First of all, I'm sorry to hear about this. This sounds like a very unfortunate event. Where did your injury occur? Was it at work while you were...
Your employer's behavior is completely unacceptable. Based on what you have written, it appears as though your employer has violated numerous laws,...
More information is is needed in order to provide a complete response to this question. Please speak with an employment attorney to discuss your...
Employees are required to be paid for their work. You worked hard for your money and deserve to be compensated. You should speak with an employment...
It is important that you speak with an employment lawyer. Many employment lawyers offer free consultations. More information is needed in order to...
No, you will only be paid for the time you actually worked.
It is very likely that you should be getting paid for the two hours per day. Contact an employment lawyer to discuss this matter further.
You should speak with an employment attorney in order to protect your claims. It sounds like there is a potential for multiple employment claims,...
No, your employer must be from all of the hours even if those hours go beyond your schedule.