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He emailed you the tracking number (presumably for the check?); I would advise emailing him that the number was invalid. It's possible it was just...
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He emailed you the tracking number (presumably for the check?); I would advise emailing him that the number was invalid. It's possible it was just...
Not actionable as described. Even if they offered you a job and you accepted, it would still be employment at will, meaning you could be...
My advice: if you plan to file suit against them for many different things anyway and think they always settle, there's really no damage done by...
He has a right to his wages, regardless of whether he's legal or not. The real issue is how can he collect those wages. He can contact the...
Try to find another job. Absent a contractual obligation, the prospective employer doesn't have an obligation to hire you, and unsuccessful...
you can leave your job; you are not a slave. However, without knowing exactly what you signed, it's really impossible to give advice - for...
From what you describe, I honestly don't think there's much you can do. The woman broke her leg while under your supervision and care. The...
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Unless you have a contract or some sort of union protection, you can be fired for any reason so long as it's not one prohibited by law (for...
Unless you are in a union or have a contract that would give you a right to employment, it's employment at will. They don't need a "good" reason...
Probably yes. An employer isn't required to be "fair." They have a business to run, and having people miss shifts interferes with that. Failure...