It's confusing that you are a "salaried" employee, and are required to work 45 hours per week. Usually, if you are salaried you work until the job...

You have multiple potential issues going on. First, it sounds like you are trying to obtain short term disability. Is this a private policy, or...

Can my employer hold my paychecks for 10 days?

It is not legal to hold paychecks past the designated pay periods, and paychecks should not bounce. There are several California Labor Codes...

I took time off from office employer need fitness for duty certificate

You may be confusing what is being requested by your employer. A "fitness for duty" certificate is unrelated to FMLA. It is likely they are...

Am I still being cheated by Workers Comp?

As stated by my colleague, it's an uphill battle. If you were offered modified duty, and you refused it, it is unlikely that you will get paid...

Can I leave my contract employment position?

If you are asking if you can quit your position, the answer is yes. You can always quit your job in America. If you are asking if you can...

Is it lawful for a company to have two different offenses on the same disciplinary action form?

As stated by my other colleagues, there is no legal requirement for a company to follow in terms of progressive (or any other form) of discipline....

If I am working for a company and the school where I received my degree from revokes it due to plagiarism, can my employer sue m

Your question can be answered in a number of different ways. First, your job may or may not depend on your degree. A degree is not permission...

I am recently unemployed as I closed my business. I will be have having back surgery soon so I have not pursued work.

If you were self-employed, you would have to have paid into the system through appropriate taxes in order to have benefits available to you for...

Can I be sued by my employer if I sent a message to a coworker with an article about them that was published in A magazine ?

You've raised some facts that need to be further discussed, and likely with an attorney. It sounds like the job you were doing was provided...