Should I give copies during discovery when the source is my former work place?
Mr. Yee is correct. You can certainly choose what documents you wish to use to support your case ,when you exchange information, but if you fail to...
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Mr. Yee is correct. You can certainly choose what documents you wish to use to support your case ,when you exchange information, but if you fail to...
Contracts which state a person is an independent contractor are the least important fact that would be considered by a reviewing court over the...
As Mr. Hurd suggests, you can fire an employee simply because you do not trust him. There is no guarantee he will not sue you for something, but...
Making you work, while clocked out for your meal break, is illegal in California. So is being sexually harassed by a customer, if that is what you...
I cannot provide you with tax advice but I can suggest you contact the Employment Development Dept. and tell them about your problem, Ask them to...
Yes, unless restricted by contract (such as with a union), there are no assurances of continued employment, on any basis. If the only jobs now...
Your rights depend upon how long you were out on maternity leave for and how many employees your employer has, among other things. This is because...
It is probably not a good idea to try to keep your job. Nothing good can come from forcing a relationship where neither party trusts each other....
Sadly, there are no laws that require employers to provide minimum notice to employees about their schedule. Management can exercise its discretion...
No one has the right to lay their hands on another person, without their consent. The Director's act of pushing you is considered a battery. But...