Can my employer go back 15 for unpaid health insurance premiums without prior notice.

I doubt that they have the right to go back 15 years, and to add interest and "penalties" of some kind as well is clearly an over-reach. You do not...

We fired a babysitter (~1-2x wk/2.5 months). She threatens to sue for cancelled dates unless we pay $500. Is this extortion?

If she sent you and e-mail, respond with "LOL." Or "ROFL." She should get the point. She could sue you in small claims court for $500, which...

ADA Question?

If he is dyslexic or has a disability, it might be an ADA issue. If he is just not literate, that is just a failure to get educated issue. If...

Is it legal for my yard manager to tell me I am not needed, after I have already arrived at work?

If you were scheduled but then not allowed to work, they can send you home but legally they have to pay for half of your shift, up to 4 hours. It...

This smells like a fraud case, but I would need more facts to be clear. It is clearly a breach of contract. You need to see a local employment law...

Am I obligated to return computer files if my former employer breached contract by not paying me?

If they are his files, they are his files. I'd send them. Normally, any work product belongs too the employer, and goes back to the employer. But...

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Are certain professions exempt from lunch breaks? Namely pinsetters mechanic?

Your boyfriend should see an employment law attorney. Smoking inside is generally against the laws in all California workplaces and may be very...

My atty was disbarred recently by the nm supreme court. what is my next move? can he fight disbarment?

Get new lawyer, right away. This is pretty sad, but your former lawyer may have made mistakes or abandoned your case already, but you won't really...

Just received a severance package, was given 45 days to sign. Does submitting a counter-offer nullify the original offer?

In a strict legal sense, yes. A counteroffer is a rejection of an offer. But, in this kind of situation it would be really unusual for company...

I'm salaried employee, getting 40,000.00 every year Now they start to deduct 10,000.00 per year. What if, if I reject the offer?

I am guessing that you mean "reducing your wages" by $10,000 per year, not "deducting" $10,000 from your wages. An employer generally has the legal...

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