Is it legal to have your hourly pay changed from check to check?
Um. . .yeah, that's really shady. Overtime is paid at one and a half times the employee's REGULAR rate of pay, not whatever wage amount the...
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Um. . .yeah, that's really shady. Overtime is paid at one and a half times the employee's REGULAR rate of pay, not whatever wage amount the...
I agree with Mr. Pedersen. Here, the English-only rule is actually interfering with you performing your job duties, and as such, demonstrates that...
First off, from the sound of it, you don't have a pet, you have an animal companion who provides assistance to you in dealing with your...
Well, that's a bit complicated. So, under normal circumstances, you could totally sue for failing to pay all wages owed, or sue for breach of...
So, an employer can change the terms of employment whenever they want. However, they cannot violate the law in doing so. What you are describing is...
As Mr. Holzman stated, you may have a good claim here. Contact an employment attorney at your earliest convenience, and discuss the matter with...
Lawyer first. One of the most used, but least useful threats out there is "well, I spoke to a lawyer and. . ." If that's not enough, it's hard to...
You may still have time - contact an attorney who handles federal employee cases right way. You can find such an attorney by visiting the website...
There's a lot to unpack in your question, and quite a bit more than you are curious about. From a quick glance, it appears that your employer maybe...
This outfit looks very, very shady. For one, and I'm not 100% sure on this, but I am fairly certain that the statute of limitations has run on this...