Can I request for damages tom an employer which has cancelled my job offer?

First, I trust you communicated your acceptance of their offer, and that were preparing to start work last October, before they pulled the rug out...

Job Offer Recinded

Employment in Connecticut, like California where I work, is “at-will,” which means an employer may change an employment relationship or terminate...

Well you should apply and see if Unemployment Insurance (UI) is denied, or provided and challenged by your employer. You may get UI, but it may...

How to report a workplace and employee for being payed under the table so they can receive Federal Assistance?

Excellent advice from Attorney Cueva! And it is good of you to consider reporting your employer. That employee is taking advantage of the...

How do I get my pay raise at work? Plus I was supposed to get a referral bonus for referring someone to the job.

This is more likely something best handled informally and directly by yourself and your manager and/or HR. Sometimes things are missed or delayed...

I am wondering what can be done about this. I have worked for the past two weeks and haven't been paid and my workplace refuses.

Suggestion? First, read your employee handbook to find out when payday is. Second suggestion, talk to your supervisor or manager and ask when...

Options? Well, short of burning the neighbor's house down (which is NOT advised), it appears you may need an attorney. This may rise to the level...

Hopefully, your family is still speaking with one another, because litigation can be costly. If you all agree to give the home to your sister,...

What happens if u can't attend a ssi appointment4overpayment?Will they cut benefits or reschedule a few months out? see details

It is difficult to ascertain what they will do because it is difficult to understand where you are in the process, like whether you missed previous...

How do I tell if this debt call was a scam?

This sounds suspicious, so you are well advised to confer with an attorney. Usually, debts that exceed either 2 years (oral promises) or 4 years...