Can my employer take away my vacation time?
If you have vacation time that is fully vested - meaning you can take the 2 weeks of vacation right now - then your employer cannot take that away....
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If you have vacation time that is fully vested - meaning you can take the 2 weeks of vacation right now - then your employer cannot take that away....
Well, in terms of staying in the apartment, not much. But since your landlord was profiting from an unlawful business act, you can sue him/her for...
No, but the you've been given the contact information of the people who would know that - the Claims Administrator and Class Counsel. Contact them...
If you file with the Dept. of Industrial Relations, you will only be able to get three years of overtime, not four. The reason for that is due to...
Unless you purposefully hit the car, you are not liable for any of the costs. Labor Code section 2802 states that, "An employer shall indemnify his...
It's a broad question, but there are several resources that you can look at to get a general idea. The best place to start is probably the Wage...
Given how long the moral character evaluation takes, I'm pretty sure you don't need to amend it for purposes of adding jobs. Now, if you were...
Can the seller file a lawsuit against you? Absolutely. We all have a right to sue anyone over anything. But if I were advising the seller, I would...
The statute of limitations is based on the date of the violation. That could be, for purposes of 203 penalties, the date of your last paycheck, or...
As an objector, you might not have the right to depose the class plaintiff. But as an intervenor, you would. If you really want to go down the path...
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