Injured at work, do I have a case?
In general, you cannot sue an employer for a work related injury of the employer participates in the Workers' compensation program. However, there...
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In general, you cannot sue an employer for a work related injury of the employer participates in the Workers' compensation program. However, there...
In general, depending on the size of the employer (needs at least 15 employees), it is unlawful to discriminate against an employee, or applicant,...
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The best way would be to provide your two weeks notice and let your employer know that you will be resigning. They may go ahead and let you go...
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More information is realy needed to provide meaningful advice. As others have stated, in general, an employer in Texas can terminate you for any...
Assuming you are not an independent contractor, as a non-exempt employee, your are to be paid for all hours worked, including 1 1/2 times your...
It is difficult to provide meaningful advise because it would require more information. If they included you in the lay off because of your...
You should speak to an employment attorney to provide additional details. For example, were you an employee or contractor, did you have an...
I agree with the previous answers. Under the ADAAA, you may be entitled to a reasonable accommodation for your disability, which could include...
I agree with the previous answers. Unless you are paid a salary, which based on the information provided, I assume you are not, you are entitle to...
There is no requirement that an employer pay you salary as opposed to hourly. Many times, an employer will pay an employee salary to avoid paying...