What recourse do I have against a former employer?
Based on the facts you've posted, I do not see that you have any recourse against your employer. There is no prohibition against the employer...
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Based on the facts you've posted, I do not see that you have any recourse against your employer. There is no prohibition against the employer...
No, it cannot be a lawsuit. It is not illegal. Unprofessional perhaps, but not illegal.
Contact the Employment Security Department in the state where you moved from. (It is not clear to me if Washington is your "new" state, or the...
This may be better as a posting in the Worker's Compensation area. Having said that -- and with a disclaimer that I do not practice in the area of...
I agree with the other posts by attorneys who doubt whether there was an identifiable harm or any compensable act. It sounds as though you feel...
This is difficult to answer on the basis of the sparse facts provided, but in general: It could be used against the employee, certainly, if it is a...
This really is not a labor and employment issue (unless you have an employment relationship with the horticultural store, and it does not sound as...
In short -- and unfortunately -- the conduct you describe is not prohibited by law. Employers are not prohibited from generally behaving poorly in...
While it certainly is not a bad idea to hire an attorney pronto (or at the very least, consult with one) you will really need to put HR or higher...
Yes, you should be able to get unemployment benefits. Inability to do the job -- especially now that the job has been modified by your new...