Can my employer change my salary abruptly after agreeing on paper initially ?
Ordinarily an employer can raise or lower your salary whenever it chooses. However, in this instance, if a certain level of salary for a certain...
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Ordinarily an employer can raise or lower your salary whenever it chooses. However, in this instance, if a certain level of salary for a certain...
You have no subpoena power until there is an active lawsuit. If you want to collect records from a 3rd party, after a suit is filed, you will...
Labor Code section 203 dictates that if you separate from an employer without receiving all your earned wages, you can receive a waiting time...
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Because your starting is contingent upon the background check being favorable, the fact that the background check is not completed means the...
Because you are a California employee, the fact that the corporate headquarters is in Utah or any other state is irrelevant. You and your employer...
It seems like the bank is not the proper defendant. The proper defendant I believe would be landlord of the building (assuming bank did not own...
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Unfortunately, high school games are prevalent in many workplaces, and are almost never unlawful. An employer's reliance on incorrect information,...
Yes you can sue them. Your post does not make it clear what you would be suing them for, other than you have not received your check. It the...
Absolutely, any written discovery can be served on a formal business entity and/or individuals.
While unconventional and perhaps perceptually unprofessional, the hiring policies of the employer are not unlawful. The only issue potentially in...