Will my employer find out about any charges after I've already been hired?
Until you are convicted of a crime, you are under no obligation to report the arrest, and your employer is prohibited from considering the arrest...
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Until you are convicted of a crime, you are under no obligation to report the arrest, and your employer is prohibited from considering the arrest...
Go ahead and contact a class action attorney who handles employment cases near you (by the way, all class action attorneys take employment cases)....
Nope. The law regarding salary vs. hourly is all about overtime compensation. If you classify an employee as a salaried exempt employee (and your...
Unless your friend is an exempt employee, there is no way that this is legal. If the meeting was mandatory, and they were there, the nonexempt...
So, a few things jump out at me immediately. First, yes, you are entitled to your employment file upon request. You should make the request in...
In order to be exempt from overtime, you have to meet all the tests for the exemption, including being paid a salary at not less than twice the...
Given that the case was dismissed, it shouldn't. Under Labor Code section 432.7, your employer cannot consider arrests which did not result in...
With two exceptions (which I will discuss later), if you incur expenses during your employment, your employer has to reimburse you. That includes...
This happens a lot. Start keeping notes of whenever you aren't able to take a meal period. In addition, contact an attorney (through this site or...
Based on what you described, no. California is a right-to-work state, and as such, you can be fired for any reason. Now, if there was something...