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Have not received final paycheck, wondering if it interferes with Labor Law in accordance to getting check by next pay period.
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Answered on February 03, 2017
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,...
Does the following clause mean the employee can't work (under any circumstances) unless employer gives written release?
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Answered on February 03, 2017
This question makes reference to a written contract which the lawyers here can't see. It would be irresponsible for any lawyer here to try to give...
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Any attorney please respond
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Answered on February 03, 2017
This question makes reference to a written contract which the lawyers here can't see. It would be irresponsible for any lawyer here to try to give...
Can I sue over a job offer gone wrong?
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Answered on February 03, 2017
To maintain a viable claim under these facts, you would need an executed contract which guarantied employment for a specific period of time, at a...
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How can a company terminate you for not following policy if you were never properly trained or received your certification?
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Answered on February 03, 2017
Texas is an employment at will state. Typically, unless an employee has an employment contract, or is employed under a collective bargaining...
Can I sue for working off the clock?
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Answered on February 03, 2017
Paying an employee cash "under the table" can be legal. However, the employer must still pay the employee overtime for hours worked (both on the...
Can a company not choose to give bonus if it knows that I intend to leave?
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Answered on February 03, 2017
There are many types of bonuses. Some are contractual. Some are based on performance. Some are discretionary. Some are entirely arbitrary. The...
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Is it against the law for my employer to change my pay without an agreement.
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Answered on February 01, 2017
In Texas, generally, an employer can alter terms of employment without prior notice. Texas is an employment at will state. Typically, unless an...
Is a verbal agreement binding between employer & employee?
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Answered on January 30, 2017
In Texas, generally, an employer can alter terms of employment without prior notice. Texas is an employment at will state. Typically, unless an...
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Can my job suspend me with out any explaiation?
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Answered on January 30, 2017
In Texas, absent an employment contract or a collective bargaining agreement which establish disciplinary procedures, an employer may make, alter,...
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