Do I have to return severance overpsyment? What are the legal remedies my previous employers has?
Yes, you have to return the overpayment. Yes, your employer can sue you for the entire amount. Yes, you will be better off if you cooperate with...
Rocklin, CA
Employment and labor Lawyer at Rocklin, CA
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Yes, you have to return the overpayment. Yes, your employer can sue you for the entire amount. Yes, you will be better off if you cooperate with...
Your question raises multiple issues. First, if you are employed in the United States, your employer is legally required to comply with the Fair...
Unless something is going on that you have not mentioned, this is one of those forms of unfairness for which the law does not provide any recourse....
You can complain either to your supervisor's supervisor, or directly to the HR department. Once you have made an internal complaint, the company...
Your question raises several issues. Here is my take on them: (1) Can you sue your immediate supervisor for defamation, when he said you were a...
I do not practice law in Minnesota, so an attorney who is admitted to practice in your state may be able to give you a more reliable answer than I...
What you have described is a potential wage and hour violation. You can file a claim for unpaid wages with the South Carolina Department of Labor,...
You are correct that Nevada is one of the few states with a law that entitles most employees to time-and-a-half for all of the hours they work more...
The other attorneys are correct: Why would you even consider doing this? If you were represented by an attorney, and the company approached...
It depends on the kind of background check the employer is conducting. A standard background check will show all criminal activity that appears...