Can I request to OWCP the reason why my supervisor block my compensation?

First, your EEO allegations are handled separately from your OWCP claim. The process for pursuing a discrimination complaint against the federal...

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Is there a law that obliges the employer give the employee notice when his/her contract is reduced?

As you might expect, the federal government has given itself a lot of leeway in how to handle the business end of running the country. State laws...

Can I record video with sound in my work area in my workplace to monitor any form of harassment against me?

As you have already learned, it is illegal and unwise to make the recording you describe. Instead, keep a log of any comments, adverse actions or...

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I am working just like an employee, but categorized as a contractor. I have not been paid, and am owed almost $800.

The general rule is that a person is an independent contractor if the employer has the right to control or direct the RESULTS of the work but not...

There is no such thing as a "1099 employee." You are either an independent contractor or an employee. Many salons incorrectly classify employees as...

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You may be in a better position if you were "just a helper" than if you were a partner. A partner has no guaranteed income and not all partners...

I sued for ongoing sexual harassment at work. Is there a way I can get out of the settlement contract I was pressured into?

Settlement amounts are based on the damages caused by the wrongful actions, the likelihood the plaintiff will file suit AND be successful at trial,...

See No. 7 below. California law requires employers to pay employees according to a pre-determined schedule. FOR CURRENT EMPLOYEES, Labor Code...

Do I need to pay prospective employees for their training time?

It is most likely the Division of Labor Standards Enforcement (DLSE) would consider these individuals employees who are working and thus should be...

Can an employer take your retirement to pay for Social Security that they failed to deduct for three years?

I generally agree with Mr. Pedersen except I believe he read your question too quickly. If you worked for the state of California, your retirement...