Employment Contract- employer now mistreating me
Your options would depend on what the contract says. It would have to be reviewed to properly advise you.
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Your options would depend on what the contract says. It would have to be reviewed to properly advise you.
Yes, an at will employee can be fired for any reason or no reason, including the one you state.
You can serve a second set, but you cannot ask the same questions you asked before.
Yes, they are public record once they are filed, regardless of whether or not the case goes to trial. Contact the court clerk. If if is Los...
You haven't posed a question, but typically your insurance company will handle this, so they should care of it for you.
Your post does not suggest any illegal action on the behalf of the employer.
No, it is not absolute. It can be waived in certain instances.
It is unclear what you're referring to as harassment. However, as an at will employee, you can be fired for the reason you state. Thus, that...
It is unclear why you believe the lease is invalid. A full consultation would be necessary to properly advise you.
You can specify the interest will be a profit interest only, with no voting or decision making rights. Creating a second class of shares may be...