Employment contracts are legal in CA ?
The simple answer is that, yes, employment contracts are (in general) legal in California. In order to answer whether your specific contract is...
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The simple answer is that, yes, employment contracts are (in general) legal in California. In order to answer whether your specific contract is...
I agree with my colleagues that we would need more information to be able to help. I will add, however, that when you suggest you went to court...
California Labor Code section 2929 covers this explicitly: 2929. (a) As used in this section: (1) "Garnishment" means any judicial...
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I am re-posting your question in the Immigration section because, even though these questions often involve issues surrounding employment, and...
Unfortunately, the employer is within its rights to change your schedule like this. It's incredibly unfair, but there is no law that prohibits...
Under California law, you would be eligible for unemployment benefits (assuming you worked prior to the transfer). These decisions are often...
I've re-posted your question in the Employer/Labor section because I believe that will recruit more direct answers for you. It seems to me your...
My colleagues are correct. Unfortunately, your manager can let you go because you question things that she does like lying on your evaluation even...
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In my view, the question hinges on whether you were an employee or an independent contractor. Your post suggests you were a "contractor," which...
What is your goal, exactly? Are you seeking to sue the employer, or the college, or both? Is the employer using the transcript against you in some...