I work for a state agency and my employer wants to change the hours that I work. Can they do this.
Employers generally have broad discretion to manage their workforce, including setting the hours of work to meet the needs of the operation. ...
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Employers generally have broad discretion to manage their workforce, including setting the hours of work to meet the needs of the operation. ...
Employment law questions are almost always very fact specific. An employment lawyer would need to get much more information about your situation...
Answers to employment law issues are almost always very fact specific. An employment lawyer would need more information to give you a careful...
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Unless you are covered under a collective bargaining agreement through a union, your employer is free to change salaried employees to hourly on a...
I am sorry about your difficult situation. An employment lawyer would need to get more detailed information in order to give you specific advice,...
You probably received a "mismatch" letter from the IRS or DHS, indicating that the SSN that you provided for a particular employee does not match...
An employer who uses a third-party vendor to conduct criminal background screening will typically see your entire adult criminal history. However,...
I'm not sure that I fully understand your question. Are you saying that your employer is reducing your pay for prior weeks by writing off some of...
You might try asking your doctor for an opinion. Your friends and coworkers may not be telling you the truth because they are embarassed, don't...
Employers generally have broad discretion to manage the workplace, including assigning job duties. I know of no reason why your employer could not...