Can I sue my work for not giving me a raise after my review?
An employer has no obligation to give you a raise, unless it is because the minimum wage went up and you have to paid at least that. It could be...
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An employer has no obligation to give you a raise, unless it is because the minimum wage went up and you have to paid at least that. It could be...
Assuming PTO is paid time off (note different employers call it different things), note that paid time off is a benefit that is not really...
You can always sue, but winning becomes the problem. You would need to have solid evidence that you were terminated for the bipolar condition and...
Really need some more facts, but here goes: If you are a party to the action, then he had to serve you with the ex parte application, it does...
If the person has acted this way for this long, odds are the money is gone and you will not get your goods. However, you might try sending a demand...
Review the contract you signed carefully, then take it to a local consumer law attorney. Many attorneys offer free consultations, so you may not...
First, this is why you do not co-sign a loan unless you have some control over that person, such as your own child or spouse. That said, your...
Wage and the hours would generally be material terms to a contract, so double-check nothing is covered in the contract itself on those two items....
While you can certainly file a claim and go after them, don't get your hopes up too much. If your boss doesn't have the money to make payroll, they...
You also do not say if you had a gun or not. If you did, most employers prohibit them on company premises, so that also would create many problems...