Can an employer deduct from my salary if I am an exempt employee?
So, your employer can deduct that time from your wages, but doing so means you are no longer exempt from overtime, and your employer needs to...
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So, your employer can deduct that time from your wages, but doing so means you are no longer exempt from overtime, and your employer needs to...
There shouldn't be a problem with the statute of limitations. But your claims may have been released under the various Equifax settlements. If you...
Yes, you can. There are a couple of things at play - first, the disclosure of medical information may violate the Confidentiality of Medical...
Wait, did your settlement agreement have a no-contact rule? If so, then the settlement agreement will set forth what the penalties are. That being...
Wow! This is definitely worth exploring with a class action or civil rights attorney right away. It looks like BH is violating the Unruh Civil...
Unfortunately, there's nothing illegal about what your employer is doing. You might be able to claim unemployment for the lay off, but don't quote...
An employer keeps and maintains control over all of your schedule. Even if you have an agreement that provides you with a certain amount of hours...
As far as I can tell from the statutes regarding sick time, no. In fact, sick days are supposed to carry over from year to year. They are capped at...
As the employer, you are required to pay your employees for all their hours worked in which you have actual or constructive knowledge of them...
I'm going to disagree with Mr. Pedersen slightly. If you are using one of your three days off a year in sick leave (the three days you are...