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Do I have to notify my supervisor if I'm going out of the company grounds for luch after I clocked out for my 30m lunch
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Answered on November 11, 2019
So, yes and no. Yes, your employer can require you to inform them when you decide to leave company grounds for lunch, but that policy raises the...
What is the best way to proceed with a Roundup lawsuit- class action/individual/mass tort?
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Answered on November 11, 2019
So, technically speaking, you have an individual case of personal injury caused by (or possibly caused by) Round-Up. As a result, you have a...
Can a dismissed felony arrest from 25+ years ago be revealed on background check?
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Answered on November 11, 2019
So, broadly speaking, an arrest which did not result in a conviction would not show up on a background check. Consumer reporting agencies cannot...
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Can a employer switch from salary to hourly to salary depending on there work
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Answered on November 11, 2019
So, generally speaking, a employer can move an employee from a salaried, exempt, position to an hourly, non-exempt position, at will. And a number...
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Is an Employer allowed to reimburse a CANDIDATE (not employee) via direct deposit in California?
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Answered on November 11, 2019
All California law requires is that the employee receive reimbursements for their business expenses. There is no limitation to time or method of...
What can I do about the double standards I am dealing with in the the workplace?
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Answered on November 08, 2019
You have definitely raised several issues which could violate provisions of both the California Labor Code and the Fair Employment and Housing Act....
In California a background check is it 7 years from the date I was convicted or 7 years from the date I was released from prison
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Answered on November 07, 2019
Generally, the seven years runs from the last date - so the date of release.
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If I am a security supervisor and have to answer emails or phone calls after work do I get paid for my time?
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Answered on November 07, 2019
If you are a non-exempt/hourly employee, you should absolutely be paid for the time spent responding to emails/texts/phone calls from subordinates....
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If I am a personal care attendant working for an agency is the agency required to pay me for training that is mandatory.
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Answered on November 06, 2019
If the training is mandatory, and must be completed on your "free time," you should be paid for that time.
Can I request a separate check for unused vacation time accrued this year - instead of having it included in my final paycheck?
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Answered on November 06, 2019
You can request, and you can ask, but your employer is under no obligation to do so. Under Cal. Labor Code section 227.3, vacation pay must be paid...