Should I quit after being discriminated? Or stay?

You mention you're "filing" an EEOC complaint, but it's not clear if you have filed it yet. If not, you should talk to an attorney BEFORE you file....

Am I entitled to overtime?

Are you generally paid overtime (1.5x rate) for weeks with 40+ hours? If so and this is a merely a one-paycheck problem, then it's probably not...

Is it legal for a former employer to reduce my separation benefit by the amount paid out in overtime hours?

If @$500 total is acceptable to you, then I would not get hung up on the overtime. You could wind up paying an attorney FAR more than $250 (the...

As some of my colleagues noted, a discretionary bonus will likely not satisfy H-1B regulatory wage requirements. However, before you take any sort...

My question is about overtime wages

Overtime wages are determined on a per-week basis. For example, if you get a biweekly paycheck with 36 hours for week #1 and 42 hours for week #2,...

Can my employer pay me commission if it's higher than minimum wage?

You would need to consult directly with an employee rights attorney, in detail, to get full answers and legal advice for your question. I...

My wages are based on commission.. My employer will only pay me on money he collects, not money I have produced. However, he

You would need to consult directly with an employee rights lawyer, in detail, to get reliable answers and legal advice. There are many variables...

I, and several other sub-contractors were defrauded by a California corporation? What is the federal statute that we can sue for

I have dealt with contractor issues across the U.S., and can say an attorney would need many more details about your matter before determining what...

Can my employer arbitrarily change my commission rate?

You would need to consult directly with a WI-licensed employee rights attorney to get a reliable answer and legal advice. Among the things an...

I'm looking for a wage/labor/employment attorney with license to practice in both NJ and Florida. Time is of the essence.

An attorney's State(s) of license is often not critical for wage claims. For example, an attorney licensed in any State can practice in Federal...