Made to operate forklift by employer despite not being certified. Is there a case?
Perhaps you may have a case for violation of your states' equivalent of an OSHA statute. However, typically you would only have a case if your...
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Perhaps you may have a case for violation of your states' equivalent of an OSHA statute. However, typically you would only have a case if your...
In an employment action, you do not state the amount you are suing for. Instead, the most typical practice is to say you are "suing for an amount...
Getting an attorney would likely not help the situation, but if you have any proof regarding the specific date of mailing (even a receipt from the...
You need to make a written demand for payment. If they do not respond, your options are to sue them either in small claims or civil court for...
An employer may keep lists of individuals who are ineligible for rehire, so long as the reason they are ineligible for rehire is not...
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For a discrimination claim to be actionable, you need to show that your employer treated you differently because of some protected characteristic...
You could object that it was late, but since you are the moving party on a summary judgment motion, you will need to show that it materially...
It sounds like you have a case for retaliation, but it will depend on various Arizona statutes governing retaliation claims against former...
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You should put your complaint in writing, and provide it to someone at your company above your employer. You should make a note of how many days...
You need to inform the unemployment office immediately that you suspect this occurred, and also request that the employer provide the unemployment...