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Texas is an employment at will state. Typically, unless an employee has an employment contract, or is employed under a collective bargaining...

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Non-compete agreements are general contracts, and enforceable against employees, contractors, consultants, and any other contracting party. In...

Is it legal to tax travel pay? If driving my own vehicle, to an out of town assignment are they required to pay mileage &/or gas

Expense reimbursements, based on an documented expense report filed by the employee with an employer, are not taxable. However flat per diem...

My question is all this legal and if not how does she prove she is actually owed all this overtime or a break?

Neither Federal nor Texas law require employers to give employees breaks. If, however, the employee is unionized, his/her collective bargaining...

There is no legal waiting period for producing a doctor's note to justify missing work due to alleged illness. So long as the illness is not...

Can I take any action against my employer?

Absent an employment contract or affirmative representations of a compensation increase, there is no law which requires an employer to alter an...

Have I been terminated based on gender stereotype discrimination?

The situation you describe COULD be gender-related, but you have presented no evidence to support that position. Texas is an employment at will...

I saw EEOC and OFCCP violations at my employer

If your employer retaliates against you for engaging in protected activity or reporting illegal activity, you may be able to file a claim with the...

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Can i get fired for being pregnant?

There are two Federal laws protecting pregnant women in the workplace. Under the Pregnancy Discrimination Act of 1978 (“PDA”, 42 U.S.C. 2000e(k)),...

Can I get a copy of my personel file, as I know it's been :stacked"

Personnel files are the property of the employer. Short of discovery during litigation (or certain administrative proceedings), the employer is...