New info..can I sue employer for retaliation

You need to speak with an employment attorney as the Department of Workforce Development (DWD) doesn't tell people if they have cases or not and...

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To build upon the previous answers, the issue will come down to whether your declining the offer will prevent you from obtaining benefits as...

I will be pursing both a clergy lawsuit and employment lawsuit. Would it be better to do this at different times or doesn't

I am an employment attorney and have no idea what a clergy lawsuit is so it *may* be best to have two attorneys for both but I agree with the first...

My boss wont pay me overtime and says her account said its legal, is this true?

I'm not sure why your employer is asking legal questions of their accountant, but nevertheless, you'll want to speak with a local attorney who...

In Wisconsin, under WI FMLA law, it depends on why you are out on leave but if you're out for your own serious health condition than you are...

My mother, in her 50s, was denied a permanent position with the state. Could it be argued that it's age discrimination?

There's is probably a lot more that needs to be known to better assess whether age was the motivating factor in the decision not to hire your...

Can a landlord ask his tenant leave for delinquent rent, when he knows when leaving she will be homeless ?

Unfortunately, yes. A landlord has a right to rent and often times has a mortgage to pay for using your rent money. Have you applied for any kind...

Can an employer take money from an employees paycheck, where the employee is overpaid, without notice?

Wisconsin and federal laws are pretty strict on wage & hour and deductions from employee paychecks. You should contact an attorney who handles...

Is it legal to make me pay in cash?

This question is confusing and unclear. Make you pay in cash for what? Are you saying your employer is attempting to deduct from your pay and...

CAN A LANDLORD BRING SOMEONE TO YOUR APT.TO SHOW IT WHILE YOU ARE STILL LIVING THERE

The answer is yes, with proper notice. You have rights as a tenant but the landlord also has rights and the property is still his though you rent...