I was a "contract" hired teacher, but was asked to work past my dates of service am I entitled to unemployment benefits

There is not enough information for which to form an opinion whether you were an employee or an independent contractor in the eyes of the law. If...

There is no law which sets a timetable for how long private employers may suspend an employee for. It is solely up to the discretion of company...

I have a California Judgement against an employer, it has been over (30) days since the Judgement was released, how do I proceed

Start with a certified demand letter. Give the employer a certain time to pay the judgment. Tell them if they fail to pay you will seek all the...

The most glaring part of your question is that you are being offered a job as an independent contractor. The chances are very good you are going to...

Hi, My 19 year had a grandmal seizure at work three weeks after being hired. Then she was fired. Is that legal?

Sorry to hear about your daughter's recent episode and the employer's response. Of course, it is illegal for employers of at least 5 or more...

What recourse do I have against a Hotel when they deliver my luggage to the wrong room and items and cash get stolen from it?

As to the question you posted in your title, generally, the owner or lessor of a property is not liable for the loss or damage of property...

Paychex extended then retroactively de-stended my insurance end date. Any recourse?

It sounds as though Paycheck made a mistake. The way most employer's medical insurance policies work is that the coverage remains in effect through...

There is not enough information to be able to put your termination in its proper context, which is what the EDD will be looking at. For example, if...

Is it legal to fiire a onsite mgr via email>91606

There are no laws which dictate a specific means to communicate the termination of one's employment. It can be done by email, although it could be...

The fact that you have been passed over for tenure, while Caucasian candidates have been tenured does raise questions. But that does not prove that...

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