My staff provide in-home care to clients. What if anything, do I compensate them when the client cancels last minute/no shows?
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Answered on March 10, 2020
You need to call a good employment lawyer before you face litigation. In this case California Law requires employers to pay “reporting time” pay...
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How do I start a demand letter for my employer? I need help
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Answered on March 08, 2020
I think I answered your question in the previous post. In addition to the below damages you can also get the employer to pay for your attorney's...
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Can I get overtime pay if my employer underpaid me as a uncontracted, exempt, salaried employee for 15 month?
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Answered on March 08, 2020
Here is list of your employer's probable violations:
Cal. Lab. Code S 1194 (failure to pay overtime)
Cal. Lab. Code S 1194.2 (failure to pay...
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California Labor and wage commission court hearing , still no response from former employer ?
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Answered on March 03, 2020
The Labor Commissioner's Office has over worked dedicated employees who do not have the time to be careful with your case. Maybe they did not sue...
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I was to know if this is an actual case for one?
I also want to know how to go about filing for harassment in then workplace?
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Answered on February 24, 2020
I agree with attorney Pederson. Start looking for another job. Also consider filing a workers compensation claim form. I would talk to one of the...
Do I have to respond to this request for separation and could this put me at risk of having to pay back my benefits?
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Answered on February 24, 2020
This is one of the rare cases I would hire a lawyer to represent you at the unemployment hearing. How you answer the question could make the...
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In the state of California, Can you be let go from your job for a random background check by your employer for PENDING charges?
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Answered on February 20, 2020
As long as the charges are pending, your employer cannot fire you because you have been charged with a crime. They can fire you for other reasons....
Is out of state non-solicitation clause enforceable, of I am living and working in California ?
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Answered on February 20, 2020
This case is interesting. You will need to hire a lawyer to get your former employer to back off. Under California Labor Code Section 925:
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Employer hired me under a false pretense, Can I sue them?
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Answered on February 19, 2020
This complicated. If you moved to take the job, the employer maybe in trouble under Cal. Lab. Section 970.
Were you at another job processing...
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Worked for a Cannabis Company that had Poor work conditions and Practice
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Answered on February 19, 2020
In talking to employees of cannabis companies this does not surprise me. Some cannabis farmers have a hard time making the transition from outlaw...