Can i hold my employer to a verbal salary guarantee?
You can, but the problem with verbal contracts is always the proof. As in, you will have to prove it, and he said she said disagreements are hard...
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You can, but the problem with verbal contracts is always the proof. As in, you will have to prove it, and he said she said disagreements are hard...
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Assuming you do not have a written contract (doubtful) and this is not a union position, your employer can largely change your shift around however...
I believe one is supposed to hire a contractor that is certified in asbestos removal. Might try reviewing thier website:...
You could consider suing her for defamation, but there may be a litigation privilege involved, and possibly a similar concept if reporting crimes...
You could consider suing her for defamation, but there may be a litigation privilege involved, and possibly a similar concept if reporting crimes...
Legal standing to do what? You can sue over anything, but generally asking questions is not going to get you into trouble.
You should find a local employment law attorney who handles pay issues. There is a chance, as your story is brief, that you were an independent...
Arguably the written agreement is a contract. However, even if it is, there is no minimum number of weeks they committed to, so they could simply...
Not entirely certain what this document is you seek. However, this is not an employment law question, so I am changing that. Secondly, you rarely...
There is no law against it. However, if you have an employment contract with the employer that says you cannot work other jobs, then you could be...