Do I have any legal rights against discrimination, wrongful termination, and bad/corrupt business practices?
Mr. Pedersen is correct you may have a potential concerted activity claim under the NLRA.
Tustin, CA
Employment and labor Lawyer at Tustin, CA
Practice Areas: Employment & Labor, Sexual Harassment ... +2 more
Mr. Pedersen is correct you may have a potential concerted activity claim under the NLRA.
Mr. Pedersen is correct. Your employer has no legal obligation to report an alleged crime to the police.
It is not illegal to ask to be fired, however it could affect your unemployment benefits eligibility. Good faith mistakes usually do not rise to...
Assuming the workday is defined as stated by my colleagues your employer acted within its rights. The first step would be to ask your employer what...
If you believe that you have been discriminated against due to your gender and you wish to proceed with a claim you have three avenues (1) state...
While employers are limited from providing employee information to third parties due to the development of privacy laws in California, I am not...
My colleague is correct. If you believe that your employer is targeting you because of your prior grievances over your pay you may potentially have...
If the employer gathers documentation and proves the charge then it would be unlawful for them to keep the tip money. If they are unsuccessful in...
You may continue your claim through the Labor Commissioner or file a civil action in Superior Court. Like my colleagues have mentioned here you...
If you have been terminated or your medical benefits were ended then your employer should have given you COBRA notice. The larger issue is if you...