Can I take my chro/eeoc case away and sue my employer under section 1981 (42 u,s.c 1981)
Depending on where the EEOC charge was filed, you can simply ask for a "right to sue" letter and proceed with the case in Federal District Court. ...
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Depending on where the EEOC charge was filed, you can simply ask for a "right to sue" letter and proceed with the case in Federal District Court. ...
Depends of whether you or the 3rd party client has a non compete or non hire agreement with your current employer. Herbert Tan, Esq. E-mail:...
That's a tough one since he is no longer employed with your company. If the individual comes to the workplace, and threatens you there and the...
Assuming there is no union contract in place or anything placed in the handbook detailing the process for termination based upon such, the employer...
If the payment was due to a mistake and your wages are set by commission, it is my opinion that the employer has leeway to charge back for...
If you do not file an appeal, you cannot challenge either the Board of Review or the appeals examiner's decision (not sure which level you are at)....
New Jersey's Consumer Fraud Act. However, you have to show an intentional act on the part of the airline to deceive or take advantage of the...
I believe you have to file a motion to compel the answers. The court than sets a definitive date. Should they not answer, then you can ask for a...
Depends on the terms of your employment as set forth in your employment agreement or collective bargaining agreement if a union is involved. If...
That would be a nice problem to have. . . Herbert Tan, Esq. E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.tanlaws.com The National Newark...