Do I have any legal recourse
There are two elements to your question: potential recourse against your employer and potential recourse against the person who filed the...
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There are two elements to your question: potential recourse against your employer and potential recourse against the person who filed the...
Texas is an employment at will state. Typically, unless an employee has an employment contract, or is employed under a collective bargaining...
A Texas employer may require employees to take lunch breaks of 30 minutes or more. If the employer establishes mandatory written work schedules...
The condition you describe may be covered under the Family and Medical Leave Act (“FMLA”). To be eligible for benefits under the FMLA, an employee...
Texas is an employment at will state. Typically, unless an employee has an employment contract, or is employed under a collective bargaining...
Neither Federal nor Texas law require employers to give employees breaks. If, however, you are a unionized employee, your collective bargaining...
The mere act of terminating an employee for a disputed reason is not, by itself, slander. As you pointed out, Texas is an employment at will...
Texas is an employment at will state. Typically, unless an employee has an employment contract, or is employed under a collective bargaining...
It appears that you have an attorney. Your attorney knows the facts of the case. None of us know anything beyond your narrative above. It's not...
This is an open, online forum designed for general discussions about broad legal topics. You present a highly fact-intensive narrative, and refer...