Can an shift supervisor withhold corporate approved breaks for no reason?
Sounds like your shift supervisor wants to get sued. You're entitled to breaks as well as seeking medical treatment for your injury. You're...
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Sounds like your shift supervisor wants to get sued. You're entitled to breaks as well as seeking medical treatment for your injury. You're...
Your employer must make reasonable efforts give you your distribution in a timely manner. Assuming you don't want to retain counsel to do this for...
Unfortunately, you were not terminated BECAUSE of your pregnancy, but because of your poor work performance. Perhaps you should have taken FMLA...
Sounds like your employer/plan administrator is giving you the run-around. Contact the US Department of Labor's Employee Benefits Security...
You may be able to collect UI. You situation is kind of sticky, but in CA a person who files for UI benefits must meet specific eligibility...
Did the employer provide your sister with an "Employee Handbook"? If so, refer to that handbook to see if it addresses PTO and forfeiture.
Contact your local state bar; they usually have a lawyer referral program. Good luck!
Pension plans such as 401(k)'s are usually governed by ERISA, federal law. However, public sector employee benefit plans do not fall under ERISA. ...
If your employer has 20+ employees, they must provide you with COBRA notice and an opportunity to purchase health insurance. Under COBRA, your...
Unless you have actual proof, no you can not. From what you have written, it sounds like you were a temporary employee/on probation for three...