If I was pregnant when I got hired at a job and the employer knew I was expecting can they legally replace me?
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Answered on June 28, 2017
You need to discuss your rights with an Ohio employment attorney who handles pregnancy discrimination cases. It sounds like you have not been...
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What can I do to recover money owed to me for work I did?
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Answered on June 22, 2017
You should contact an Ohio wage and hour attorney. You should be paid for all hours worked, including overtime at time and a half. You may be...
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My boyfriend worked for a guy and it was a 1099 the guy is jerking him around and not paying him the mibey he is owed for workin
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Answered on May 31, 2017
Contact an Ohio wage and hour attorney. Depending on the nature of the relationship, your boyfriend may have been misclassified as an independent...
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Can an employer take all but $15.20 out of your last 2 checks when combined?
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Answered on March 29, 2017
The information you provided leaves a lot of questions. I would encourage you to contact an attorney to discuss the details further. You may not...
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Paid leave such as vacation time and sick time,can it be counted as FMLA?
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Answered on March 19, 2017
Have you updated your doctor on your return to work? There are a lot of things you should do before March 28 in order to protect yourself in the...
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Can my employer decide not to pay me if she thinks she sees me sleeping?
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Answered on March 19, 2017
I agree that you should be compensated for this time. In addition, there could be some other issues at play here. I would encourage you to contact...
After returning from FMLA can my employer cut my hours?
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Answered on March 08, 2017
I think you should contact an employment attorney immediately. As mentioned, it is unclear the reason for the reduction in hours, but this may...
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How far back can I go for back wages?
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Answered on February 24, 2017
For violations of federal wage laws, you can look back up to three years from the date you file a lawsuit if the employer's actions were "willful."...
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Time at work but no pay for it
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Answered on February 22, 2017
You should be compensated for this travel time. I would encourage you to contact an Ohio wage and hour attorney who is experienced in handling...
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What are my options if my employer never paid me at all?!
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Answered on February 18, 2017
You should contact an employment attorney for a consultation. There is obviously a breach of contract here. Not to mention that if you have worked...
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