I assume your job at the bar did not involve selling alcohol, so your job was legal and appropriate. Whomever made the hiring decision may have...

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Can you sign away your rights to take an employer to the Labor Board ?

Respectfully, Mr. Lowenthal is incorrect. An employer cannot enforce a waiver of wages due, including overtime. If you pursue any claim for...

Can i file for unemployment or disability if i was released back to work from a work related injury? brevard county florida

I am a California attorney and cannot give legal advice in your state. My comments are information only, based on federal law and general legal...

What are the labor laws for taking breaks if you work 4 or 5 hours? Also is it different for independent business owners?

California employees are entitled to one 30-minute meal period if they work 5 hours or more in one day. However, the employee and the employer can...

QUESTION ABOUT CA WORK BREAK LAWS?!!!!

California employees are entitled to one 30-minute meal period if they work 5 hours or more in one day. However, the employee and the employer can...

HIPAA Violated?

This is really disturbing. The co-worker who took the pictures was way out of line and surprisingly insensitive for someone who works in the...

The harsh reality is employees and job applicants have very few employment rights, and employers have a lot of leeway in how they choose to run...

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What are the requirements for a valid covenant not to compete and discuss whether or not this particular covenant is enforceable

How can you learn if other people do your homework for you? Working in the profession isn't just something that happens when you have a degree or...

Can my employer take their taxes out of my commission?

To elaborate on Mr. Kirschbaum's good answer: Employers are required by law to withhold (deduct) a certain amount from employees' paychecks for...