Can an employer change you from salary to hourly?
Yes. Unless you have a contract with the company that requires it to pay you on a salary basis, the company can change its mind and decide to pay...
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Yes. Unless you have a contract with the company that requires it to pay you on a salary basis, the company can change its mind and decide to pay...
You may have been misclassified as an independent contractor, but an attorney would need to carefully evaluate your job duties and the nature of...
You may need to add more detail. However, I can share that an employer generally has a great deal of discretion to manage its operation. For...
I think you are right to find fault with your boss for always making your review a low priority, but taking an adversarial approach isn't the way...
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You should consult in person with an employment lawyer to get a careful evaluation. From what you describe, you may have a valid overtime claim. ...
First, start keeping accurate, written records of your work hours. The emails and text messages that you describe should be helpful, but keep your...
I compliment you on the amount of detail in your question. However, this website isn't particularly well suited for providing the sort of detailed...
"Gross misconduct" could be referring to the positive test for marijuana. If you tested positive for marijuana following an accident, and you...
If you have a contract with the employer that provides how your commissions are calculated and paid, then your employer needs to follow that...
It depends. Is the employer treating some employees less favorably because of a protected characteristic, such as race, national origin, religion,...