My employer is denying my discrimination claim. What can I do now?
You probably should get a second opinion. Your post raises a number of issues, but the termination for misconduct could present some challenges. ...
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You probably should get a second opinion. Your post raises a number of issues, but the termination for misconduct could present some challenges. ...
I believe Mr. Candiano's response sums up your options. It does not sound like your employer violated the FMLA provided you were given 12 weeks of...
This question should really be addressed to a tax attorney in your state. I have revised the practice area so your question will be seen by the...
Your post is a little difficult to follow. Are you referring to charges of discrimination filed with the EEOC or internal discrimination claims...
I don't understand your post and there is no question posed.
In Arizona, a terminated employee must be paid within 7 of his working days or on the next regular pay day, whichever is sooner. If you are beyond...
Sure, you can change attorneys. Be are that attorneys are not miracle workers. An attorney cannot control when an insurance carrier provides an...
Your post is confusing. Short answer to your question is probably. Employers are generally free to set their own policies, guidelines,...
Your post is difficult to follow and contains information that should not be posted (such as the names and phone numbers of employers. Also, any...
Your answer depends on a number of factors such as whether your employer has the minimum number of employees to be bound by the Americans With...