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Employer knew of medical condition (PTSD) and created an environment for it to worsen to point where I was forced to resign
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Answered on May 11, 2015
It is not clear from your post whether you were forced to resign because of your 70% rating or because of your work environment. Based on what you...
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I want to know if I am a contractor or an employee?
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Answered on May 11, 2015
There is no set definition of "independent contractor." We have to look to case law and enforcement agencies for guidance and apply your specific...
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Employment lawsuit
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Answered on May 07, 2015
Even if there is an arbitration agreement, you may elect to file a lawsuit instead. This will allow you to challenge the validity of the...
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Final Pay
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Answered on March 07, 2013
I agree with Mr. Chen. A willful failure to pay wages within the meaning of Labor Code Section 203 occurs when an employer intentionally fails to...
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I have signed a non-compete agreement with an employer in State of Washington but work in California. Can he file a case in WA?
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Answered on March 06, 2013
Does the agreement state whether the parties agree that it will be interpreted under the laws of Washington or California?
I was denied my Edd claim because my previous employer said I was terms for a dishonest act .
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Answered on February 23, 2013
I'm sorry about your situation. You can hire an attorney to assist you. Short of that, you can obtain a copy of everything on your case including...
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Answered on February 23, 2013
Funny, I grew up in Santa Maria. I recommend that you spend the time and energy to find another attorney. You should try to negotiate with an...
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How does this apply in the US ?
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Answered on February 19, 2013
Your question raises a myriad of issues that have not been fully dealt with in the United States. Many companies offer promotions in the United...
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What should I do if employer doesn't have a 2 for me ? he pays cash i also never got paid for over 39 hours I worked .
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Answered on February 16, 2013
Yes, you can sue him in civil court or you can file a claimwith the Labor Commissioner. Besides back wages, you are entitled to "waiting time...
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Is what are publicly owned company doing legal?
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Answered on February 13, 2013
I agree. Based on what you presented this practice is illegal. Employers cannot retroactively reduce your pay without prior notice and agreement....
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