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I've been laid off and need to negotiate a severance package to sign the release/separation papers they want from me.
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Answered on June 09, 2014
The value of the release you are giving depends upon the value of any lawsuit you might bring against your employer. Without knowing all the...
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After termination, I was offered $1,500.00 accompanied by a document listing the conditions of accepting the check.
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Answered on June 09, 2014
The $1,500 is likely "consideration" for giving up specifically listed claims. Depending upon what the agreement says about the money, it is...
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Is it legal in Oregon for my employer to deduct an administration fee without notifying employees for processing paychecks?
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Answered on June 09, 2014
The deduction, as describe, is not lawful in Oregon. Under Oregon law the employees likely could sue for $200 per deduction. In addition, if the...
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Lost time in lunch hours and break; and how to recover funds owed under BOLI?
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Answered on June 06, 2014
Oregon law states that a meal period must be uninterrupted to be deducted from your pay. If they pay you for the full hour of your meal period,...
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I was going to use my vac. time and then give notice. He fired me and wont give me my vacation time or unemployment! what now?
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Answered on June 03, 2014
First, file for unemployment. There is no downside to filing for unemployment. A denial simply means you don't get it, but you do not have to pay...
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A previous employer is falsely claiming they fired me and it cost me a future job. What can I do?
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Answered on May 30, 2014
You can sue for defamation, though it is not generally an easy case. Getting a clear picture from a potential employer is not likely because they...
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I was recently employed and All of the conditions were verbal and based on a trial to hire basis now he won't pay me.what to do?
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Answered on May 29, 2014
In addition to what the previous attorney informed you, it is likely that you could make the employer pay your attorney fees. Some attorneys take...
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Is it legal for my company to give one person a raise but not me for the same promotion?
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Answered on May 28, 2014
The issue is why you were not provided a raise. If in actuality, you were not provided your a raise because you are a member of a protected class...
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Can my employer sign my annual review for me?
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Answered on May 28, 2014
I know of no Oregon law which requires a review. More likely, the business or agency you work for has a policy regarding regular employee reviews....
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Should i hire a 380$ an hour lawyer to write my demand letter for wages/expenses unpaid when its only for 1800$?
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Answered on May 19, 2014
No. You should hire a $380 an hour lawyer to win your case and go after penalties. Your case likely is worth more than the $1,800.
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