I was working for this company now they dint want to pay me

Try to get a local lawyer to take your case on a contingency fee and he can get his attorneys' fees paid by the employer who cheated you. Or...

How can I prove I didn't work to Texas unemployment?

Sometimes you can be a victim of identify theft. Check with the credit report agencies to see if your identity has been stolen. David Mallen

Employee's multi-media recording of meetings

Can you please re-phrase the question? Is this a private arbitration or a union arbitration? Do you have a lawyer? Did the other party...

Can you be fired from a job from speculation (a rumor) that is NOT true? Specifically over piercings and word-of-mouth.See below

Schools have a right to be extra-cautious when it comes to children and act on rumor, even false rumors. If you don't want to draw attention to...

The EDD usually interview you and the employer separately. Be sure to tell the interviewer what the employer made you sign. If you are denied...

Can I be required to lease a vehicle from my company's "fleet" of vehicles to complete home nurse practitioner assessments?

Interesting question. In California, that probably would not fly. Check with a PA lawyer. Then again, if you like your job, you can just pay the...

When do statements become facts and not opinion's

Employers have a qualified privilege to be dead-wrong on a write-up or a job review. The only way the employer loses that privilege is if the...

What is the definition of comparable position per civil law in the State of Florida.

That is a good question, but a very fact specific question that depends on your job and Florida case law. If you are claiming discrimination,...

IRecently left a sales job. Was paid a salary plus a draw. Am I entitled to the protion of the draw that I worked before I left?

Commission agreements depend, first and foremost, on the terms of the contract and then the state laws that prohibit the employer from...

Can an employee change my job duties and then take away a stipend because I am getting a hourly wage that pays for that job?

Generally, the employer can change the terms and conditions of employment, as long as you don't have a written contract or a union rule that...