What rights if any do I have to prevent termination if I am on probationary status as a new hire do I have the option of appeal?
You need to consult with an employment lawyer with experience in public sector issues.
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You need to consult with an employment lawyer with experience in public sector issues.
I don;t see anything illegal here. You would be working your "regular" job during those hours so what's the difference - I don't see any. Not worth...
That's one of the hazards of working in your field - clients making such accusations.
Mr. Freeman has provided an excellent answer.
Assuming you are properly classified as an independent contractor (in which case he is not your employer), then this is a contract matter. Either...
I totally disagree with the prior answer. If he works then he is entitled to be paid. Period.
You may also have a claim against the accuser for tortious interference with employment.
PTO is generally governed by the employer's stated policies. Relocation expenses are a matter of contract or the employer's policies.
Your question as submitted is impossible to answer.
Your submission is unclear. generally, an employer can deny time off.