Can my boss tell me not to smoke on my breaks (both paid and unpaid)?
There probably is nothing illegal about your employer's unreasonable rules. Nor does there appear to be any recourse.
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There probably is nothing illegal about your employer's unreasonable rules. Nor does there appear to be any recourse.
You might have recourse. You describe the classic sex discrimination case, provided your ex-employer employed at least 15 employees. Contact local...
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Unfair but from what you have said, no recourse.
You need to consult with an attorney in your area. It appears that the company may want to reduce or eliminate personal phone calls during work...
Depends. You need to consult with a local attorney. It would appear that you may be entitled to pay in lieu of PTO if you are prevented from using...
You need to consult with a local attorney. Ordinarily you would have a right to obtain the results of a drug test.
Consult with a local attorney. Your girlfriend may have rights under the Americans with Disabilities Act.
You need to consult with a domestic relations attorney asap. If he's not the biological or adoptive father, he should have no rights--just trouble....
Check with a local attorney and/or the US Dept. of Labor. There is personal liability under the FLSA for non-payment of minimum wages and overtime....
The EEOC probably will not look favorably upon false information supplied to it. But, it is unlikely that they will turn it over for prosecution.