My Boss is horrible, cusses at us, talks badly and provocatively about women in front of women staff. what can we do?

My strong legal opinion is that bosses like this don't respond to anything other than lawsuits. My advice would be to sue the company (and perhaps...

Lookiing for an Attorney in a 'Wrongful Termination" Law Suit. Terminated, without any forms being filled out when rehired.

It's unclear if you're asking on behalf of yourself or your (former?) coworker. It's also unclear what exactly happened. In any event, I would...

Can I sue my old employer?

It depends on what you mean by "supposed" to receive. In other words, was there a written agreement (or handbook) that governed the employee...

Can i find an attorney to obtain a subpena on a company for employee info

An attorney might help you, but there must be a case for which the subpoena is issued. As Mr. Pedersen has suggested, perhaps that would be your...

How do I prove my case? Able & available for work..Unemployment appeal case...Nursing mother/Federal Law/State Law

I've linked California Labor Code sections 1030-1033 below. They govern lactation accommodations. I believe your bigger concern here is your...

To show able & available for work in CA unemployment appeal hearing what documents should I show.

If you're able to work, why are you on leave from your employer? That's likely the most important question you'll have to answer. Others that...

Unemployment, received a request for separation information form

I realize it's distressful to be uncertain about whether you'll continue getting unemployment benefits (and if so, in what amount) but the only...

I'm leaving the country due to an emergency what do I need to leave my son so my son can travel alone my son is sixteen

My questions, in no particular order: 1. Do you (or your ex husband) have to sign what? 2. What is the emergency? 3. Is your son traveling to...

First of all, I've reposted your question in the Employment/Labor practice area because it doesn't appear your injury is a worker's comp. injury. ...

I mean this respectfully, but all the other responses are wrong. You won your appeal and you'll get benefits. The part about the employer's...

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