Employer-Employee bond
You will have to ask a lawyer licensed to practice in New Jersey about New Jersey law. As for California law, this request is highly questionable...
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You will have to ask a lawyer licensed to practice in New Jersey about New Jersey law. As for California law, this request is highly questionable...
The issue at the hearing, apparently, was whether the employee was fired for misconduct. Misconduct has a very specific meaning for UI purposes....
The California law, which is different from the federal law, requires employers to pay non-exempt (hourly) employees, overtime premiums when the...
I am sorry to hear about you medical condition. This does sound like a qualified disability which would require the employer to attempt to...
If I understand this correctly, you were awarded benefits based upon the first hearing. The second hearing was brought about because the employer...
No, there is no legal basis for a lawsuit for being assigned to a position for which you are not qualified, unless the employer breached a contract...
There is no law which states how long an employer may suspend an employee for, with or without pay. In some cases, where an employee is in a union,...
California courts have ruled that gratuities may only be shared by employees who are in the chain of service for the customer. Management employees...
While, I cannot advise you what to do, here are some general concepts which often apply in these circumstances. First, you should understand that...
If you are a non-exempt (hourly) employee, your employer is required to provide a 10 minute rest break for every 4 hours worked and a 30 minute...