My ex employer never provided a copy of the employment contract?
If it's been less than a year since you left the company, you have an absolute right to demand your personnel file under the Illinois Wage Payment...
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If it's been less than a year since you left the company, you have an absolute right to demand your personnel file under the Illinois Wage Payment...
Your employer does not have to pay you for lunch and they can require you to clock out. However, if you don't clock out and work, they have to pay...
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Although it sounds like you are not bound by any agreement after September 30, unfortunately, I can't (and no one should) answer your question...
I'm guessing the employer turned down mediation. You can certainly call the person assigned to your case and ask about it. They are more than happy...
It sounds like you were injured in training by another officer. If so, this would be considered a work related injury and compensable under the...
If it's been less than a year since you worked there you have an absolute right to your personnel file. Demand it and if they don't give it to you...
You should demand the money, and if you are not paid file a claim with the Department of Labor. They have no basis for not paying you.
There is no minimum required in Illinois. You can lay someone off at any time. Ideally it's best to do so before the employee works 30 days so you...
You can either file a lawsuit or a claim with the DOL.
You may have claims for your discharge (and also may be entitled to unemployment), but I cannot give you any opinion without reviewing all the...