Can an CA employer terminate based upon an employee becoming permanently disabled?
Taken out of context, it is not possible to address your question. All I can say, without knowing more, is that employers cannot discriminate...
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Taken out of context, it is not possible to address your question. All I can say, without knowing more, is that employers cannot discriminate...
I am sorry to tell you that unless you have a contract the requires your employer to pay you a fixed salary, regardless of the days worked, an...
I am not a criminal attorney, but I know that anyone under the age of 18 is considered a minor, and I cannot imagine any city would permit minors...
Of course not. Such an effort to circumvent labor law requirements is illegal on many fronts. Bartenders are employees and should be treated as such.
If you worked in Riverside, that would probably be the proper venue, though plaintiffs' attorneys may prefer to file in Los Angeles for other...
Whether you were an employee or an independent contractor, you can sue the employer if they owe you money or caused you damage by violating a law....
Sorry, you need to explain your situation better. All I can tell you, based on what I can pick up from your question, is that if your employer is...
You don't say what you did that causes you to believe you have to pay the company back. Some mistakes or errors made by employees, even if they...
In theory, you may be able to claim fraud, if you can prove the store owner knew, at the time he made material representations to you, that his...
Employers have the right to require employees to remain on duty for as long as is necessary. They do not need to get an employee's approval before...