My Boss won't pay me after I quit and failed to give notice.
Your employer is required to pay you your final pay at least by the next regular payday. If he does not, you could file suit or you could file a...
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Your employer is required to pay you your final pay at least by the next regular payday. If he does not, you could file suit or you could file a...
Under the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA), you are owed 1 1/2 times your regular rate for your overtime hours. I'm not sure what the "paper" is you...
Certainly, a demand letter or a cease-and-desist letter, would be an initial option. Sometimes, it it will put a stop to the former employee...
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Employment agreements often include both non-competition and non-solicitation covenants. Both can be valid, and neither one necessarily trumps the...
Yes. Judges have a lot of leeway and discretion in deciding whether to grant a continuance of a trial or a hearing. The standard is usually whether...
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Yes, unless you have contract that says otherwise, you can try to negotiate a change in salary, and it sounds like you have good reasons for making...
Generally, in Texas as in most states, as long as employers are not singling you out because of some protected status (for example, your race, sex,...