Do I have a case in regards to Discrimination or Wrongful Termination?
There is not sufficient information here to determine whether or not your employer discriminated against you, but it is possible. An employer...
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There is not sufficient information here to determine whether or not your employer discriminated against you, but it is possible. An employer...
If you can establish that you were essentially forced to quit, then you should be awarded benefits. However, this can be difficult to prove. You...
Unfortuately, favortism is does not provide you with a legal basis to challenge your employer's decision. The types of illegal discrimination...
You may be able to collect unemployment. One potential problem is that you need to be actively looking for and available to accept new work. ...
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Not necessarily. In general, employers may terminate at-will employees at any time for any reason. Even if an employee has a contract, missing...
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If you are an at-will employee (not a union member/no employment contract), your employer can change your hours to conform to your employer's...
You are absolutely right to think that you need the advice of an attorney. You should contact a local employment attorney immediately to discuss...
Assuming you are unable to postpone your hearing until you can get an attorney (which would be the best option), here is some very basic...
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Ultimately, the hearing officer will determine whether or not you are eligible for unemployment benefits, not your employer, so you will need to...