My employer has shorted me out of a little over $4,500 in unpaid wages. Do I have a case?
You should contact an employment attorney to discuss in more detail because more information is needed.
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You should contact an employment attorney to discuss in more detail because more information is needed.
More information is needed before an attorney can state what your legal options are. Employers are prohibited from discrimination in many ways,...
More information is needed before an attorney can confidently state whether you have any legal claim under the limited information you provided. I...
The Age Discrimination in Employment Act (ADEA) and Ohio law prohibit age discrimination in all aspects of employment. Because you are over 40,...
The Americans with Disabilities Act prohibits disability discrimination, including a perceived disability. I would be interested in finding out...
You should definitely contact an employment attorney for this issue. Only then will he or she be able to inform you of your legal options and...
I agree. The prospective employer must provide you with a number of documents prior to running a background check. In the event your prospective...
There may be both Family and Medical Leave Act and disability issues with your situation, which could lead to possible claims under federal and...
If you are an hourly employee, your employer should be paying you for hours worked. You should discuss in more detail by contacting an employment...
I agree with the attorneys' answers above. The first step is to go through the grievance process. The facts lead me to believe thus far that you...