Is mu husband entitled to overtime pay for 9/80 work schedule?
Maybe. It depends on how his employer has structured its workweek and its relationships with its employees. Federal law generally requires...
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Maybe. It depends on how his employer has structured its workweek and its relationships with its employees. Federal law generally requires...
Unless something is going on that you have not mentioned, both employers have acted legally. As to the old company: They can legally fire you...
Your employer can legally deny you the promotion because you lack ANY skill that the employer regards as necessary for the position. Speaking...
For some reason, your question wound up mislabeled under Employment and Labor. I'm going to relabel it under
This is legal. Your employer can DEFINITELY fire you when you inform clients about your company's internal management problems, especially if you...
This is legal. Your employer can legally cut your hours for any reason or no reason at all, as long as he is not discriminating against you.
You can refuse him service merely because you don't like him. There is one legal principle that needs to be clarified, though: The person you...
It depends on the reason your coworker is being malicious. If your coworker is discriminating against you in any way -- if they are treating you...
If you believe your half-sister is going to make good on her threat, your best strategy may be to beat her to the punch by informing your employer...
There is really no way to answer this question. There is no legal test under which courts calculate the number of days between the time an...