What are my legal options when I’m not getting paid what they said they'd pay plus be able to keep my job?
In California an employer may change the rate of pay for an at-will employee if the employer gives the proper notice. The employer cannot...
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In California an employer may change the rate of pay for an at-will employee if the employer gives the proper notice. The employer cannot...
While FMLA provides protected leave there are other laws, both State and Federal, that protect you from disability discrimination. Assessing your...
This certainly sounds unusual to say the least. Typically and owner of rental property may enter with 24 hour notice to conduct repairs. The...
This question requires further analysis. An employer must reimburse an employee for expenses related to the employment. If your husband has...
Typically there is no requirement for an employer to disclose to you why you were not selected for a position. In fact attorneys usually advise...
There is not enough information here to assess you possible claim. However, if you had a valid lease or claim of a tenancy you may be evicted...
It is unusal to have two employee ID numbers and to receive two paychecks per pay period. Your employer may or may not have a legitimate reason...
I would not recommend discounting future rent unilaterally. You may have a claim against your landlord for back rent during the unhabitable...
Seems like you have already recieved good advice below. The main thing I would add is that in order to ascertain if an FMLA violation occured we...
An employee who is terminated from a job must be paid all unpaid, earned wages within 24 hours (1 day) of the termination (Labor Code §203). This...