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He certainly is allowed to file a lawsuit against you for defamation. He will, of course, have to prove it if he wants to be successful. Proving...
You would have to ask an attorney review the contract's specific terms to be certain, but your earlier termination should have ended any of your...
If you are an at-will employee (no individual contract or union membership), then your employer can reduce your wages at any time, as long as it is...
Here's a very straightforward answer to you question directly from the Massachusetts Attorney General's office....
Absent an employment contract or union membership, you are an at will employee, which gives your employer a lot of flexibility in setting your...
Unfortunately, the answer is maybe. Generally, if you quit your job, you do not get to collect unemployment. There are exceptions for employees...
Nothing in your post indicates any illegal activity on the part of your boss. Interoffice relationships are not illegal (even if they are against...
Your employer cannot withhold your final paycheck because you have not signed these documents. If you were fired, you should have been given your...
Yes. Assuming, you worked there, you should speak with an employment attorney in your area about filing a wage complaint and the violence you...
Nothing in your posting indicates an illegal actions that could be the basis for a lawsuit against your former employer. Unfortunately, creating a...
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