Was this wrongful termination?
Many, many employers do have a written "no gifts" policy. If your employer does, then you may not even be eligible for unemployment compensation....
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Many, many employers do have a written "no gifts" policy. If your employer does, then you may not even be eligible for unemployment compensation....
Yes. Otherwise, every shady vendor would ask for clarification after clarification until the customer gives up.
Was it illegal? No. Nevertheless, you may be able to assert a right to unemployment compensation if the employer failed to follow their own policy...
You should consider filing a complaint with the Ohio Department of Commerce. Here is a link: http://www.com.ohio.gov/DICO/
Both the American's with Disabilities Act (ADA) and the Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA) have implications on your situation. As previously noted,...
The unemployment case may shed light on the basis for termination. An employee is entitled to unemployment if there was no "just cause" for...
Because you live in Ohio, this question is coming up under "Workers Compensation Questions in Ohio." I think that you may receive a more accurate...
The collective bargaining agreement is a contract between your union and your employer. If your employer is not fulfilling a term to which it...
This is a veritable minefield of issues. Seek competent legal counsel.
Yes. See R.C. sec. 3121.03. You will, of course, be current on your child support.