Slipped and fell on wet floor while at work. Drug screen positive for marijuana. Terminated and ER claim denied. Should I file

Should you file... a lawsuit? Unemployment? For personal injury, wrongful termination, or over the drug test? Please supplement this posting for...

I'm not licensed in Florida, so I can't speak to Florida state law, but generally you are entitled to compensation for all "hours worked," which is...

Can you sue someone if they accidentally infest you with cockroaches?

Not likely to prevail on a lawsuit; at best a "negligence" claim could be pursued, but you would have to prove that the individual failed to do...

I paid a machine shop for work, 4 months later its not done and they wont refund or return parts

Because of the relatively modest amount at issue, the quickest, easiest and most economical option is to (1) write a formal "demand letter" to the...

Promotional disadvantage.

If you're a union employee, you can file a grievance over any matter which you believe constituted a violation of your contract. Since you did...

Follow up to my first Question. Like i said the company does not give you know information regarding prices and will change...

The "independent contractor" / "employee" determination is extremely fact-intensive, and is therefore very difficult to assess based on your two...

Co-Employer

Your conclusion that the client company is a "co employer" of you along with the staffing firm is probably correct. That fact, however, does not...

I quit my job a year ago due to unbearable stress. The boss was letting another employee physically harass me daily.

It is possible that you have a claim, but these issues are extremely fact-intensive and therefore incredibly difficult to assess based on one short...

Is my employer required to provide me with healthcare benefits?

1) You can ask for a contract, but you're not entitled to one; 2) the Company does not have to provide you health insurance (but may be subject...

I am confused on Salary vs. Hourly.

We usually think that Salary means you get x amount every week (or every two weeks, or whatever the payroll period is). However, state and federal...