Do I cash final check even though I disagree with being fired?
Unfortunately, unlawful termination is not really a viable cause of action under California law as most employees are considered "at-will," meaning...
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Unfortunately, unlawful termination is not really a viable cause of action under California law as most employees are considered "at-will," meaning...
As a teacher, and most likely public employee, you are not so much exempt in the traditional sense, but you are subject to a collective bargaining...
More would need to be known, but most likely, you're getting paid semi-monthly, not biweekly. And since you're getting paid semi-monthly, the pay...
If the background check is for employment purposes, it should not have appeared on your background report at all, since the conviction is older...
To add to my colleague's response, with some exceptions, your employer cannot consider actions where the conviction was dismissed pursuant to...
There's a lot that would need to be known for me to say definitively one way or another. But it is possible that the money owed to you went to an...
You should start by contacting a class action attorney in your area. I will say, though, that it is likely that you signed or agreed by using the...
It sounds like it. While there are no specific laws for commercial tenants, there are general civil rights laws that prohibit discrimination by any...
If the PTO/Vacation is a vacation policy - meaning that you can take the days off without any contingency (the days off are unrelated to any...
Given the scope of your claims - not being provided with meal periods over the course of time - I would suggest skipping the preliminary "hey is...