Is the following considered wrongful termination?
Unless something is going on that you have not mentioned, your employer has acted within its rights. An employer can legally change the terms and...
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Unless something is going on that you have not mentioned, your employer has acted within its rights. An employer can legally change the terms and...
When Social Security makes an overpayment, you have to give the money back. If (a) the overpayment wasn't your fault, and (b) you can't afford...
All court records are public documents. Your employer can freely use, and disclose, any information that appears in any court record, regardless...
The Privacy Act has two different types of provisions: (1) provisions that require the government to keep your information private; and (2)...
Mr. Corson is correct. If you have waited for over six years to follow up on the denial of your grievance, the claim will almost certainly be...
You are not legally required to wait until the DOL completes its investigation, nor do you have to get a "right to sue" letter in order to bring a...
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This is a type of unfairness for which the law provides no recourse. It is legal for your boss to fire you when you don't deserve it, and to give...
It's complicated. Are you ready to have your head swim? Your situation is governed by a general rule (employees get overtime) that has an...
Your boss is incorrect. Whether you have a legal right to overtime pay is determined on a WEEKLY basis, not a bi-weekly basis. This is required...
There is no general law that would prevent your employer from treating you badly in the workplace. The only time it becomes unlawful to bully or...