If I am terminated which I assume I will be do I have any recourse?
Based on the facts presented here, I don't see any recourse against the employer. Assuming you are an at will employee, you can be terminated for...
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Based on the facts presented here, I don't see any recourse against the employer. Assuming you are an at will employee, you can be terminated for...
Yes, you are entitled to use sick time if you were validly sick during your last two weeks of employment. Your employer cannot deny you the use of...
It is not necessarily illegal, unless the employer has reason to know or should know that the reason for the frequent restroom breaks is due to a...
It sounds like the predicament you are in is whether to attend the hearing or not. If you give advance notice, you may be able to attend the...
Not in California. Such a practice would be considered an unlawful restraint on trade, similar to a non-complete clause. There are certain...
The answer depends on your employment agreement, compensation plan, and/or bonus plan. You should obtain a copy of those documents and see if it is...
This may be rotten and unfair, but not illegal. Under the "reporting time pay" rules, employers must give you at least half of your scheduled...
The only reason your boss may have the "upper hand" is if you quit or are terminated for misconduct and he has proof of your misconduct. Here is a...
Assuming you are not in a union, this practice is perfectly legal. It may or may not be the best management practice, but there is no law against...
There is no way to ensure that your former employer won't contest your unemployment claim. In fact, you voluntarily quit. You could possibly try to...