Can i sue my former employer if i quit because i felt they discriminated me for nursing my child on breaks?
California Government Code prohibits discrimination based on a number of factors including breastfeeding or medical conditions related to...
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California Government Code prohibits discrimination based on a number of factors including breastfeeding or medical conditions related to...
Because you work in California, the law of the State of California would apply to your employer/employee relationship. You might benefit from...
You can represent yourself, but you would be should hire an attorney to represent you. You might benefit from consulting with an experienced...
If you are talking about the new law that requires payment of overtime, I'm not sure what that has to do with meals and lodging. You might...
I do not see a question in your post. If you are looking for an attorney, you might start by contacting your county's bar association or use the...
You should consult with an employment law attorney. Labor Codes are generally drafted and interpreted in favor of working people.
There is no such requirement that an employer give 24-hour notice before changing an employee's schedule. However, in an effort to maintain good...
Tell the former employee that he is not to call or come to the store. If the former employee comes to the store. perhaps you folks should ask him...
The answer to your question largely depends on the terms and conditions of your agreement with the employer. You might benefit from consulting...
Your question requires specific information about the hours that you worked and money that you were paid. Then the math needs to be done to see...