How is that legal and if its not what should I do?
You're correct; it's not legal. That being said, how much money is at stake?
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You're correct; it's not legal. That being said, how much money is at stake?
One would need to know a lot more about this situation in order to give a cogent answer.
First of all, right to work deals with unions and it has nothing to do with the question you pose. The answer to your question will deal with...
The devil would be in the details as to what they actually said and why but, I'm guessing, this is probably not going to be actionable.
This is really interesting and novel question. You should find an attorney who enjoys these types of challenges and is willing to fight it out to...
Your scenario sounds complicated. You need to meet with an attorney to work though it.
Doesn't sound like much of a legal claim to me.
Probably yet. However, if the information provided is incorrect then you might have a claim against the employer.
Sounds like you got their attention and, knowing Walmart, that says something. You should probably talk to an attorney so that you're not leaving...
You should hire an attorney and sue them for unpaid wages. Depending how much money is at stake, you might be better off going to the Industrial...