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How do I go about filing a sexual harassment claim if I was employed by the agent and not the company?
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Answered on September 19, 2009
There are at least two good options: (1) call an attorney in Portland, who can assess your legal rights; (2) call the Oregon Bureau of Labor and...
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My employer wants to not pay a bonus they signed, claiming they made a mistake on the figures they provided.
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Answered on August 25, 2009
It depends completely on your agreement with the employer (aka - the "bonus program"). If the bonus is based on some figure, then the actual...
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I was paid a bonus in 4/2008. For 2009 they said I was overpaid and that I have no 2009 bonus and want me to pay back part of 08
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Answered on May 01, 2009
I'm assuming from your post that you're in Oregon.
Oregon Bureau of Labor and Industries chimes in with this:...
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Housing for employment
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Answered on May 01, 2009
I think you meant to ask, "is it LEGAL...?" The answer: it depends and I can't answer the question as asked. I know, I know...very lawyerly of...
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If a term contract with salary is terminated by employer due to economy does the employer owe remaining salaries?
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Answered on May 01, 2009
It is impossible to answer this without knowing the details of your contract. A couple insights though. If your employer promised you continued...
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What action can I take against employer for not granting me medical benefits in accordance with the employment agreement
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Answered on October 17, 2008
You need to have an Oregon attorney review the employment agreement and the facts surrounding your case. The information you provided is not...
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If an employer's payroll check bounced are the liable to pay fee associate with overdraft
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Answered on October 17, 2008
It depends. I am guessing the employee made an agreement with RapidCash allowing them to do this.
The employee DOES have a cause of action...
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What does a person need to establish to succeed in a defamation, libel slander lawsuit
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Answered on October 09, 2008
As the other attorney mentioned, the answer is yes -- she *can* sue you. The real concern is whether she will win. Truth may prove you with a...
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Filing sexual harassment lawsuit against Oregon employer
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Answered on October 02, 2008
The bottom line is that you need to talk to an attorney. The decision whether or not to bring a claim rests on many issues that are too complex to...
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Employees rights under OR employment laws regarding reimbursement of relocation costs
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Answered on September 07, 2008
This is a contractual matter. Consult your employer's written policies. If you agreed at some point to reimburse your employer, then you may be...
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