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I need help regarding labor laws in the state of Arizona.
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Answered on September 23, 2013
I would be happy to provide a free consultation to discuss your situation in detail. Feel free to contact my receptionist, Debbie, to schedule an...
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Is there a statute of limitations to obtain unpaid wages from an employer in Kentucky?
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Answered on September 23, 2013
Five years.
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Can an employer give employee A, employee B's role without giving another role to employee B?
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Answered on September 23, 2013
An employer generally has very broad discretion to manage its operation and work force. Your employer could lawfully decide to hire someone else...
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Is it legal to continually cut hours, with no notice, when you were hired for a set number of hours?
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Answered on September 23, 2013
Nothing you described is unlawful, unless you have a contract with the employer that guarantees a certain number of hours. Absent a contract,...
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Can an employer sue an employee if the employer suspect the employee is stealing?
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Answered on September 23, 2013
Yes, it would be a claim for "conversion."
Is it legal for an employer to call an employee lazy?
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Answered on September 22, 2013
Your employer can legally use the word "lazy."
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Work for Arizona state gov. as a manager. Boss keeps adding personnel under me. I now have many direct reports.
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Answered on September 22, 2013
There is no law limiting the number of direct reports that may be assigned to you.
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I haven't been paid my wages, should I sue? If so, what type of lawyer should I speak to, and what documentation do I need?
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Answered on September 22, 2013
In Nevada, an employer must pay wages at least two (2) times per month (semi-monthly), with some exceptions. The Nevada Labor Commission will...
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Can an employer force you to work over time and holidays
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Answered on September 22, 2013
Yes, your employer can require you to work overtime and holidays, unless you have a contract that says otherwise (like a collective bargaining...
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I signed a non compete in Nevada and have heard many of different people say they don't mean anything... I need some help
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Answered on September 20, 2013
Non-compete agreements can be enforceable, provided that they are necessary to protect a legitimate company interest and are no broader in scope...
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