Bartender without breaks for 5 yrs. I pull 12 hr shifts at times...But they say i dnt get breaks bc its a vfw

There is no law that REQUIRES employers to give an employee ANY breaks at all. So from that standpoint, your choices are either to do what they...

If your employer knows of your medical condition and has given you an accommodation for it, then the repeated write-ups for being "drunk" may...

I was informed today this year when the "annual reviews" happen I will not be getting a raise cuz of the min wage increase-I get

Washington is an “at-will employment state. That means unless you have a contract that says otherwise, your employer can change your job title,...

Can a company make an employee "clock out" during the day to look for a lost component and "clock back in" once they find it.

The Fair Labor Standards Act (and all state labor laws) require that an employee be paid for ALL time the employee is "suffered or permitted to...

If the abusive behavior toward you is "because of" your race, then you may be the target of race discrimination. I strongly advise you to meet...

What is my liability for a theft by an employee when there is no proof of theft?

If she files a lawsuit, then you'll have to hire an attorney to defend you. The Plaintiff will have to prove, by a preponderance of the evidence,...

I got fired from my job for refusing to sign a review because I did not agree with comments. Is that just cause.

If you are asking if you can be terminated for refusing to sign the review, the answer is "Yes, because Indiana is an "at-will" employment state." ...

What can I do if an employer wants to decrease my rate of pay after 10 years of employment

Virginia is an “at-will employment state. That means unless you have a contract that says otherwise, your employer can change your job title,...

California is an "at will" employment state. That means you can be terminated at any time, for any reason (or even for no reason at all), and...

If a person was convicted of statutory raping me when iwas younger can i drop the charges now that i am older

First, you have to understand that neither your parents nor you can "drop" criminal charges. Nor could your parents "have" him charged with...