Can my employer deduct 30 minutes from my check daily for a break I do not really receive?
The short answer is "no." You must be paid for all hours you work. While you may properly be subject to a "30-minute-break" rule or policy, if you...
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The short answer is "no." You must be paid for all hours you work. While you may properly be subject to a "30-minute-break" rule or policy, if you...
"Complaints" in general do not necessarily reflect "unlawful" conduct. However, if you're concerned about unlawful conduct from your employer, you...
Well, you may have overlooked other legal complications from the facts you've provided. I would contact a local employment law attorney to make...
Dear Sir or Ma'am, It sounds like you're referring to a union setting, governed by a collective bargaining agreement (CBA). Accordingly, the...
Discrimination claims based on the facts you have provided are extremely difficult to succeed on. That is because, generally, once an employer is...
Employees (generally) don't lose their rights upon being hired; it's no less illegal to take into account "protected characteristics" in promotion,...
Your question is difficult to answer because of how it's worded. Was the African-American who was hired (and who told HR you were a racist) fired...
While it's true that "retaliation" must be in the context of protected activity (which you may have a claim for as my colleague pointed out...
Without knowing more, I cannot say whether you "have a chance" at pursuing a lawsuit here. To start, you seem to recognize yourself as having...
You should contact a local Labor and Employment law attorney. You may have a claim for discrimination based on disability. Best Wishes.