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Independent contractor working on 1099 Recruitment company not paying. what legal action i can take
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Answered on January 10, 2016
If you are a contractor then you would need to file a breach of action case.
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I can't recall if I have an arbitration clause so my question is should I pursue an EEOC charge or just accept it
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You cannot waive your right to file a charge with the EEOC.
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Can a person being paid a salary be docked time like an hourly employee?
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Your question is about holiday pay. That's governed by the employer's policy. Sounds like you didn't qualify.
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What should I do.
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Answered on January 10, 2016
If you still can set up a meeting with the warden and explain. If you are a state employee you might have some rights. Contact an employment lawyer...
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They said in writing they would oppose my unemployment benefits if I didn't resign and instead chose to be fired. Is this legal?
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Doesn't appear to be anything illegal regarding this situation.
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How can I discover my former husband's income from self-employment.
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File a motion to modify child support and request/subpoena records.
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What specific civil case can be brought against former employer?
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Abuse of process or malicious prosecution.
Can my employer keep me from working with pending simple assault case?
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There is certainly no federal law preventing it, but a NH lawyer needs to weigh in.
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Is the penalty charges allowed by the employer? Can they overcharge for items to replace it, for example $12 for a $2 mug?
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An employer couldn't get away with it in Ohio. A Louisiana lawyer needs to weigh in. This might also violate federal law if the charges drop the...
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Can my employer now deduct health insurance premiums from my paycheck for not having done so in prior years?
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Answered on January 10, 2016
Have your union address the situation.
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