Is it illegal for an employer to not give an employee any hours?
Assuming that you're an at will employee, there is no minimum number of hours you are required to be given. Thus, this wouldn't be illegal.
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Assuming that you're an at will employee, there is no minimum number of hours you are required to be given. Thus, this wouldn't be illegal.
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Assuming you were an at-will employee, this would not be illegal. Even if you were singled out, unless it was because of your race, religion,...
If the amount is too small for a lawyer to take, you may want to file a Wage Claim with the Labor Commissioner or a suit in Small Claims Court.
Assuming that this happened in the last three or four years, you can file a wage claim with the Labor Commissioner or a lawsuit in court.
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It's three years from when you discovered the fraud or should have discovered it.
Assuming that you're an at will employee, no, they don't have to tell you the schedule changed.
Assuming that you are an at will employee, and do not have a contract that says otherwise, unfortunately, this would not be illegal.
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