How can I pursue a wrongful termination case for "at-will" employment in California?
If you worked for a private company without a contract, you are likely an "at-will" employee, which means that the employer is not required to have...
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If you worked for a private company without a contract, you are likely an "at-will" employee, which means that the employer is not required to have...
Congratulations on your efforts to turn your life around. In answer to your question, it is possible you may be able to get licensed and,...
There is not enough information to be able to respond, specifically, but you should be aware that employees who report to work, as scheduled, must...
There is not much you can do but return any property that belongs to her. Whether justified or not, she does not trust you anymore, which means it...
The penalty you refer to is, what is known as, waiting-time penalties, pursuant to California Labor Code, section 203. This is a penalty imposed on...
Without reading the contract you have with your lawyer, it is impossible to know how the lawyer is defining "gross recovery" or what costs will be...
Perhaps you are not phrasing it correctly. What do you mean by your needing someone to "defend" you in a wrongful termination case? Are you the...
I think you should consult with an employment law attorney before you complain to anyone in the company, whether it be human resources or upper...
You can ask to get a copy of your personnel file. Sometimes, the reason for the termination is noted in the file. You can send a certified letter...
The first thing that needs to be determined is whether the employer is legally obligated to provide medical insurance for you. Employers are...