Can a salaried (exempt) employee be fired in California for refusing to work overtime?
You may want to find another job before taking action that could cause your current employer to fire you.
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You may want to find another job before taking action that could cause your current employer to fire you.
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Under federal law, most employees are entitled to overtime pay for hours over 40 in each work week. However, there are several "exemptions" to the...
Yes, it's likely legal. Your employer needs to pay you for the overtime that you worked. However, your employer may also discipline you for...
No, you don't have legal recourse given the facts that you describe.
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Workers may request to inspect their personnel files at least once per year. Upon request by the worker, a business must make the personnel file...
Some employees are covered under a collective bargaining agreement through a union that may limit the employer's ability to assign different types...
Your employer can require you to work remotely, unless you have a contract that says otherwise.
If you have a valid overtime claim, then you could recover the amount of the unpaid overtime, plus an equal amount as liquidated damages. Also, if...