Can a employer pay me commission only if I’m a W-2 employee?
I suggest you get a face to face with an employer lawyer and discuss the FLSA and the wage and hour implications.
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I suggest you get a face to face with an employer lawyer and discuss the FLSA and the wage and hour implications.
You need a face to face with an employment law attorney to discuss the operative statutes. Do not be scared off by the "at-will" stuff. There are...
There is no substitute for a face to face with an employment lawyer. Title VII, FLSA, Chapter 443 and many more are all things you need to discuss...
You would likely be best served by a face to face meeting with an attorney handling employment law matters.
That is governed by Chapter 443 of the Florida Statutes. Need to know more about the manner in which you were terminated and also the type of job...
Title VII and Chapter 760.10. This all needs documented and policy followed-if there is such a policy. Reach out and get a face to face with...
You should probably look at this from a Chapter 440 perspective and also from an FLSA perspective.
You need to consider Chapter 440 and also, possibly the FLSA if you are have worked hours for which you were not paid--employers such as the one...
Employment law has many twists and turns. Get a face to face with an employment lawyer--it is the easiest way to get answers.
Sounds like the employer might not appreciate the fact that you were injured on the job. Get a face to face with a workers' compensation attorney...