Can my employer fire me for not having a college degree?
The fact pattern you have described does not violate existing labor laws in California.
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The fact pattern you have described does not violate existing labor laws in California.
Sounds like a bad place to work, and the advice to look for other employment should be followed - however there is nothing illegal in the fact...
The fact pattern you have presented does not violate the labor laws of California.
Yes. It is legal for an employer to fire an "at-will" employee based on availability or non-availability.
This is unfortunately allowed. You of course have the option of leaving for another employer that will pay you what you deserve.
You will need to prove that the motivating factor for making you "jump through hoops" and making it more difficult to promote was because of your...
California Labor Code Section 351 prohibits employers from sharing or keeping any portion of a gratuity left to an employee from a patron. Your...
Just because it is a 'company house' does not mean you forfeit all of your privacy rights. More facts are needed to assess your situation.
You do not have a 'legal' right to maintain a schedule based on requested days off. The manager may set the shifts how they best see fit.
It is legal as long as the employer is paying for the travel.