Employee rights
Generally, your employer has the right to cut your hours as he sees fit. However, if you have a contract or the reason he is cutting hours is to...
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Generally, your employer has the right to cut your hours as he sees fit. However, if you have a contract or the reason he is cutting hours is to...
Maybe. Statements made in preparation for and during legal proceedings have a privilege attached. Similarly, statements made in work evaluation...
Just to clarify, Mr. Sprang's answer is 100% is correct. The "narrowly tailored" exception that Mr. Blansky discusses were created in federal...
A clarification: California Labor Code 2802 says that "An employer shall indemnify his or her employee for all necessary expenditures or losses...
A clarification: California Labor Code 2802 says that "An employer shall indemnify his or her employee for all necessary expenditures or losses...
Generally, an employer can reduce your shifts or cut your pay without cause. There are several exceptions, though. If you feel like something...
If they are in bankruptcy court, then that court has jurisdiction over all their funds at the moment (and the how and when that their debts get...
You are not entitled to a raise simply because you've been working for the company for a long time and because other people have received them. ...
I cannot render an opinion, since I do not have enough facts and I am not licensed in either NC or LA. However, here are some general propositions...
It depends on the situation, although the DFEH and EEOC are more concerned with discrimination than with public funding fraud. You might try the...