I work with USPS and I had filed an EEO against discrimination based on ethnicity and religion
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Costa Mesa, CA
Employment and labor Lawyer at Costa Mesa, CA
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Search for an employment attorney who routinely handles discrimination and harassment claims. Even if your case has been "dismissed" by the eeo...
If the employee claims are completely false or frivolous, you may be entitled to relief under Section 128.5 of the California Code of Civil...
Generally speaking, probably not. In addition to workers comp protections, if you were injured on the job and have job restrictions, you may be...
Contact an attorney who is well versed in handling federal employment claims. If violation of a federal law or statute is taking place, you may...
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Yes, they can keep dragging it, absent you taking further action. Two recommended options: (1) seek a knowledgeable wage/hour attorney who can...
Yes, if you are working a split shift, then you likely should be paid an extra hour of work (given that you are earning minimum wage). ...
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It depends on whether you were properly classified as an exempt employee (and not based upon whether you were "salaried" or not). In order to be...
Your facts are starting to sound like your health is suffering due to the effects of work; you may be able to file a claim under workers'...
If you were assaulted at the workplace and it is captured on camera, you may have claims under the workers' compensation system and possibly in...
Yes, although the employer may be violating other California wage / hour laws. While examining possible claims, one critical question that needs...