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Is non- Solicitation clause valid in US for employment offer.

Frank's answer | Answered on March 09, 2015

I really think it is in your best interest to speak to an attorney about this predicament in which you find yourself. As previously mentioned,...

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Can I sue my employer?

Frank's answer | Answered on February 15, 2015

Florida is actually an "at-will" employment state. This means that both you and the employer have the right to conclude the employment relationship...

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Can an employer require me to carry and answer my personal cell phone ?

Frank's answer | Answered on January 25, 2015

There is nothing that requires you to be compensated for keeping and paying for your own cell phone. However, I would strongly recommend reaching...

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This is a labor question. A person was hired as a web developer as an independent contractor and later became an employee.

Frank's answer | Answered on January 13, 2015

First and foremost, I would recommend speaking with your accountant about reclassifying the worker as an employee throughout the entire period. It...

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Can a Dr,'s office give out wrong information to a hospital without any authorization to discuss anything except for a referral?

Frank's answer | Answered on January 13, 2015

I am unaware of the full extent of the circumstances, but giving a physician permission to make the referral many times includes medically relevant...

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I am one of five employees working for an expanding, prosperous firm contracted by the county for consulting work since 11/2012.

Frank's answer | Answered on January 13, 2015

Bonuses, unless written into the employment agreement, are normally discretionary in nature. There is nothing that prevents an employer from...

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What state has the most comprehensive Medicaid waiver program for home healthcare services?

Frank's answer | Answered on January 13, 2015

Medicaid services vary dramatically from state to state in the provision of home health care services to recipients. I believe that New York state...

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My most recent employer pays her employees $16/day for bartending. How can I recover what I should have been paid over 2 years?

Frank's answer | Answered on January 13, 2015

Both the previous answers have summed this up. Many attorneys will take a case like this without any cost to you. Contact an attorney as soon as...

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