Should I go to court or accept mediation for an employment discrimination complaint?
Unless the company had you sign an agreement to arbitrate or mediate any employment claim, you are not required to mediate anything, or settle for...
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Practice Areas: Employment & Labor, Contracts & Agreements
Unless the company had you sign an agreement to arbitrate or mediate any employment claim, you are not required to mediate anything, or settle for...
I agree with my colleagues. There is a difference between unfair and illegal. It seems your situation falls into the former category. So, you have...
I will just elaborate on the meal break issue. An employee must be free to leave the workplace during the break. An employee can voluntarily give...
Not only is this illegal under the Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA) if the employer has more than 50 employees, it may also give you claims for...
I need more details about what the slip says. The employer is not legally obligated to have you sign the slip. But, the Massachusetts Personnel...
In addition to having a discrimination claim which you can pursue under the "sharing" arrangement discussed by Attorney Crow, you may, if you are a...
Call the Attorney General's Fair Wages department. They will tell you how to file a complaint.
You are not covered under the FMLA because you have not been working there long enough. Is there a reasonable accommodation that you can ask for...
I have a different take on this. I do not think you should wait until you are fired or otherwise disciplined. By then, it may be too late to do...
I cannot speak directly to Ohio law since I do not practice there. But in Massachusetts, any employee who is fired for reasons other than...