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Would rejection of a reasonable accomodation for a disability, that resulted in injury to health, fit under discrimination?
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Answered on June 27, 2013
Yes, a good employment lawyer should be able to evaluate your claim and take it forward on a contingent fee basis if the case is strong. Feel free...
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If I cash a $500 check I got for signing a non-compete agreement, does that mean I can't contest the terms?
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Answered on June 26, 2013
I tend to agree with Mr. Wyatt. You and your attorney should consider a strategy whereby your return the $500 and assert that you were pressured...
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What is the FLSA rule for employee compensation for travel time when traveling out-of-area?
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Answered on June 24, 2013
I think my previous answer will help you determine this.
Yes, it does count for overtime calculations.
-Alex
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What are the FLSA rules for employee travel time compensation in these cases?
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Answered on June 24, 2013
This is a complex area of law so please don't take this as gospel (or legal advice):
Generally, an employer must pay for travel time from work...
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What if you are hired for a job and two weeks later are denied that job because they hired someone else?
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Answered on June 21, 2013
Not illegal.
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Is non-compete enforceable in this case?
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Answered on June 04, 2013
It may be enforceable. Washington law requires a careful consideration of various factors to determine enforceability. Your case is not a "slam...
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Am I still bound by the terms of my contract if I keep working for my employer after the contract ends?
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Answered on June 04, 2013
I am sorry to report that the law is not simple when it comes to non-competes. Washington law will enforce a non-compete where "reasonable" under...
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Legally how long does a company have to send you your last paycheck after resigning?
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Answered on May 30, 2013
In Washington, the law is clear: you must be paid at the next regular payday. The employer is wrong and faces double damages for its...
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Do I have a case against my employer?
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Answered on May 27, 2013
The next step is to speak to a lawyer about your options. You have several. One is to report the conduct to the owner, which you've already...
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I've always understood that the NLRA relates to unions specifically, not every single person in the country. Am I mistaken?
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Answered on May 18, 2013
The NLRA applies to non-union employees. It protects employees who engage in "concerted action" for their mutual rights. It's pretty broad. I'm...
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