Is his employer obligated to follow the court order?
As my colleague stated, the employer must abide by the open enrollment dates provided to them by the insurance carrier. Your husband should have...
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As my colleague stated, the employer must abide by the open enrollment dates provided to them by the insurance carrier. Your husband should have...
I agree with my colleague, that unless you have a written employment contract, there isn't much you can do. At this point, it may be worth to cut...
Your question, as written, is very confusing. Your use of pronouns him/her adds to the confusion. How are you related to this couple?
You should contact/retain an ERISA Attorney immediately.
As a former DOL/EBSA Auditor, I can tell you the employer is correct about the COBRA qualifying event. What did you and your ex-spouse agree in...
Your employer does not have to treat their employees equally. You would have an actionable claim if your employer was treating you poorly based on...
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If you agreed to forgo the benefits, then you can't come back 7 years after the fact and ask for them. Did you have an attorney representing you...
I believe in your state, Ohio, it can be done. In some states, such as California, the employer cannot take away vacation time or sick leave, or...
Check with your 1) employer and 2) state to see if you are eligible for long-term disability.
This question, as posed, is vague. Need more facts to determine. For example: Why was your employment terminated? When was it terminated? Did...