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Scheduled pay period remains unpaid w/out written notice, no definitive date set to be paid + conversion from salaried to hourly

Jonathan's answer | Answered on January 04, 2014

You are required to be paid on the regularly scheduled pay dates set by your employer. However, if you refuse to show up for work, your employer...

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If i request a copy of my employee file, is my company legally required to supply me with it?

Jonathan's answer | Answered on January 04, 2014

California Labor Code Sections 432 and 1198.5 require that your employer provide you with your personnel file. In fact, the law recently changed...

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Do I have a case against my employer?

Jonathan's answer | Answered on January 04, 2014

Mr. Diep has provided you with a detailed and thorough analysis of the potential claims. As he has mentioned, the issue hinges on your employment...

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Can my old boss say negative things about me when potential companies call him for employment verification?

Jonathan's answer | Answered on January 04, 2014

I agree with my colleagues that a cease and desist letter may be your best avenue. That being said, defamation claims are very difficult to...

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Who is liable for housing reinburstments after my place caught fire? The contractors? Landlords? Neighbor?

Jonathan's answer | Answered on January 04, 2014

Employment is the wrong practice area for this post. You should post under civil litigation or landlord/tenant. You may have a claim against both...

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Can I sue my vendor for selling me a defective product and not delivering the goods in a timely manner?

Jonathan's answer | Answered on January 03, 2014

This is definitely a breach of contract claim. Depending on the terms and conditions of the contract, you may also be able to recover attorney's...

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I have a rights to sue letter from EEOC, missed opportunity to file by Fed, and April is the Dead Line to file by Calif State

Jonathan's answer | Answered on January 03, 2014

I agree with my colleague and would add that, based on the information you provided, you may have blown statutory periods for filing a civil...

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If i am asking defendants to produce documents in my deposition notice, can i ask them to produce these documents prior to the

Jonathan's answer | Answered on January 03, 2014

You can request documents through a regular Request for Production. However, that process requires that you serve notice and provide at least 30...

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My landlord who

Jonathan's answer | Answered on January 03, 2014

This question is not a defective products question. If you have proof that your landlord tampered with your foods with dangerous substances (not...

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My wife a home health RN has received a notice saying if daily timesheets are not turned in on time they will not be processed

Jonathan's answer | Answered on January 03, 2014

You are correct. An employee is entitled to be compensated for all hours worked, even if the timesheet is turned in late.

Jonathan Aaron Weinman's Answers (1402)

Scheduled pay period remains unpaid w/out written notice, no definitive date set to be paid + conversion from salaried to hourly

If i request a copy of my employee file, is my company legally required to supply me with it?

Do I have a case against my employer?

Can my old boss say negative things about me when potential companies call him for employment verification?

Who is liable for housing reinburstments after my place caught fire? The contractors? Landlords? Neighbor?

Can I sue my vendor for selling me a defective product and not delivering the goods in a timely manner?

I have a rights to sue letter from EEOC, missed opportunity to file by Fed, and April is the Dead Line to file by Calif State

If i am asking defendants to produce documents in my deposition notice, can i ask them to produce these documents prior to the

My landlord who

My wife a home health RN has received a notice saying if daily timesheets are not turned in on time they will not be processed