Employer denied ui benefits i appealed administrative law judge hearing scheduled
First, it is not the employer who denies UI benefits but the EDD. The employer can oppose your claim, but ultimately the decision of whether to...
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First, it is not the employer who denies UI benefits but the EDD. The employer can oppose your claim, but ultimately the decision of whether to...
See the other responses and Labor Code 2802 here: http://law.onecle.com/california/labor/2802.html
California courts have rejected personal liability in claims for discrimination and retaliation. Claims for harassment have been treated...
Big mistake to "wait and see" on your own, but to answer your specific question, "no," you don't need to provide your records as they come in. You...
Fair? Perhaps not. Legal? Yes.
It's not illegal to deny shifts or to generally treat employees "poorly," unless the motivation for so doing is a legally protected trait, such as...
In order for discrimination to be legally actionable, it must be based on a legally protected trait, such as race, religion, or gender. Your post...
The facts as stated do not give rise to any legal claims against the store. Take your money else where, write an online review about your negative...
Your question should not be "who" you can sue but "if" you can. Not all unfair terminations are unlawful--in fact only a small fraction are. ...
I agree with Mr. Weinman that the "fastest" remedy would likely be a small claims suit. However, in small claims court you will be limited to...