Can we hire an 18 year old for approximately 25 hours a week for 4 months as a temporary employee?
Mr. Perry is right. While you are certainly free to hire the 18 year-old on a part-time or temporary basis, if you retain the right to control the...
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Mr. Perry is right. While you are certainly free to hire the 18 year-old on a part-time or temporary basis, if you retain the right to control the...
Also, you can go to the website for the California Employment Lawyers Association at www.cela.org and search for CELA members who handle ERISA...
Your employer is correct. It is only required to allow a qualified employee to take up to 12 weeks off for FMLA/CFRA related reasons within a 12...
Congratulations on winning your wage claim. However, that is only half the battle. Some employers, especially small ones, do not voluntarily pay...
If your employer is appealing your UI claim you should have received or will be receiving a notice of hearing. On the notice, there is a phone...
I agree with Mr. Hirsch. If this CEO's conduct were actionable, just about every rude boss for every company in the state could be sued. It would...
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Based on the information you have provided, you should be eligible for unemployment benefits, assuming you earned enough to qualify. The two basic...