Can I sue my employer for changing my hours?
You're entitled to be paid for the time you actually work. Instead of suing the company, you should try to work this out internally with your...
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You're entitled to be paid for the time you actually work. Instead of suing the company, you should try to work this out internally with your...
It depends on the circumstances. Even if the appeal window is only 30 days (or 21 days), both parties are permitted to make a late appeal and then...
You may have claims for state and federal disability discrimination. If your medical condition qualifies as a disability, which it very well...
Is there an employer policy prohibiting you from working with your brother? If the question is not asked, I'd say there's no reason to disclose...
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Yes. Just make sure that you are accurately reporting to the state that you are working and earnings wages. Your benefit amount will be reduced,...
The statute of limitations for your case(s) have almost definitely lapsed. Federal law requires that you file a discrimination and harassment...
Unless you entered a binding contract providing you with a specific amount of pay for a specific amount of time, the employer has the right to...
Yes, you can initiate the appeal by filing it yourself and then secure legal representation.
You can always negotiate with the employer before you sign the document, but other than threatening to take your services elsewhere, I'm not sure...
No, but I think you did the right thing by contacting HR and your supervisor. If you're physically threatened and the company is unable to handle...