Did my employer have a right to terminate me?
In addition to what has already been said, in most instances it is unlawful for an employer to terminate an employee because an employee has...
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In addition to what has already been said, in most instances it is unlawful for an employer to terminate an employee because an employee has...
Agree with the first answer. You are, of course, free to terminate your relationship with an attorney at any time. However, you are bound by the...
As previous answers have indicated, it appears likely that you have a claim for unpaid overtime compensation and you should consult an employment...
Maybe. I like to provide substantive answers when possible, but this is one that really requires you to seek the advice of a local employment...
You need to discuss this matter with your current work comp attorney. He/she will be able to address your question about whether you may have a...
This is not illegal as you describe it under state or federal wage and hour law. While it may be inconsiderate, an employer's difficulty in...
I am going to have to say, "No." There are so many causes of melanoma that it would be virtually impossible to establish liability for this...
No, you should not do that. That type of action is generally referred to as 'self-help' when it is done by either an employer or an employee and...
You need to consult with an attorney as soon as possible. There are strict time filing requirements (i.e. statutes of limitation) applicable to...
The quick answer is that there is no general anti-discrimination law that applies to criminal records and employment. However there is substantial...