Can I do anything if I'm being scheduled with less than 8 hours between shifts??

This is legal. The only kind of workers who legally have to rest for a minimum period of time between shifts are people who work in certain...

Can you charge your spouse with sexual harassment? What are a woman’s rights with her husband in New Hampshire?

What you are talking about is not sexual harassment. The thing you are talking about is domestic violence. I'm going to relabel your question so...

This is legal. You have the legal right to quit your job at any time. Your employer has the right to fire you at any time. It's not unusual for...

Can my employer take one dollar off of my wage for going to a different department?

Fair? No. Legal? Yes. There is nothing anywhere in the law that requires your employer to treat you fairly. From what you say, it sounds like...

Is there a time limit to sue the employer that fired me after 17 yrs spotless record due to a positive drug test no rehab

From the facts that you have provided, I do not see that you would have a valid claim against your former employer at all, regardless of the date...

Can I be given another job that totally separate from what I was hired to do with no compensation?

Can your employer require you to perform job tasks that are completely different from the job you were originally hired to do? Yes. Can your...

This is legal. The general rule is that an employer can place any restrictions on you that it likes, as long as there is no law that specifically...

What are my options to get paid for travel time for my job?

The legal rule that applies to your situation is a notoriously confusing statute called the Portal-to-Portal Act. I can give you a quick and...

In 2015, I plead guilty to a felony but was not convicted, I was offered a new job but my background check is still in progress.

I do not practice in Ohio, but the rule in most states is that any "adverse judgment" will appear on a background check, especially if you are...

Will an attorney help me pro bono@?

It's unlikely. Attorneys almost never take employment discrimination cases pro bono. Many employment lawyers accept employment discrimination...