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This is an open, online forum designed for general discussions about broad legal topics. You present a highly fact-specific narrative, and refer...
This is an open, online forum designed for general discussions about broad legal topics. You present a highly fact-specific narrative, and refer...
Chapter 61 of the Texas Labor Code is known as the Texas Payday Law. Under section 61.014 of the Payday Law, if an employee is laid off,...
With certain limited exceptions (dealing primarily with accrued vacation and PTO), an employer's internal policies are very rarely considered by...
Changing pay periods is entirely legal, so long as the employer timely pays the employees for all hours worked. Changing pay periods...
An employer can ask an employee to do just about anything which is legal - and this is entirely legal. ...And an employee can refuse or request...
Texas is an employment at will state. Typically, unless an employee has an employment contract, or is employed under a collective bargaining...
This is an open, online forum designed for general discussions about broad legal topics. You present a fact-specific narrative, and refer to a...
The ADA applies to employees. It does not apply to franchisees (which are business owners).
This is not an employment question. I have moved it to personal injury (though I see no justiciable injury in the facts).