Wrongfully terminated by the government. How much am I entitled to?
First, although your employment was “at will,” that does NOT mean you had “no rights” as an employee. Although most employment in California is at...
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First, although your employment was “at will,” that does NOT mean you had “no rights” as an employee. Although most employment in California is at...
You can be fired in California for ANY reason, so long as the reason is not unlawful. California law makes it illegal for an employer to terminate...
I always tell my clients the "why" is more important than the "what" in employment law cases so you need to ask yourself WHY is this supervisor...
The answers provided here to your legal question are excellent and there's not much more I can add except to ask the following questions: Why do...
Your question is complicated and involves at least several different areas of employment/labor law so bear with me as I try to answer...
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Based on the facts you present, the termination is probably not unlawful. Here's why: In California, employment is presumed to be "at-will." ...
If an employer "willfully fails to pay . . . any wages of an employee who is discharged or who quits," the employee's wages "continue as a penalty"...