I'm being accused at work for something I did not due.
Unfortunately, if you are an "at-will" employee, as most employees are, the employer can discharge you for any reason, whether it is true or not,...
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Unfortunately, if you are an "at-will" employee, as most employees are, the employer can discharge you for any reason, whether it is true or not,...
The appropriate remedy is to inform your manager and a human resource manager of the nature of the harassment and request that they take effective...
In California, you have a right to medical confidentiality. Employers may not force an employee to waive their right to medical confidentiality. If...
If you are considered an "at-will" employee, the employer has the legal right to assign an employee to whatever duties it deems to be in the best...
You have not stated any facts relating to your case, upon which anyone can offer an opinion as to whether you have a case for wrongful termination....
Assuming you are otherwise eligible after the over-payment issue, being laid off for performance reasons is not grounds to deny UI benefits. The...
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If your employer challenges your application for UI benefits, it will have the burden of proving you committed misconduct, which would have to be a...
Assuming you are a non-exempt employee, you are legally entitled to be paid overtime if you work more than 8 hours in a workday or 40 hours in a...
It is called a lawful act. Discrimination is where a statute specifically prohibits the actions of an employer due to an employee's protected...
The most important thing to do is to read the retainer agreement you signed. It should cover how they can stop representing you. Generally, a...