It is important that you consult with an attorney as what you post here is open to the public. You can find an attorney through www.mwela.org,...

Unfortunately, yes unless you have an enforceable contract stating otherwise, which most employees don't. Please document (save emails and texts...

You will need an attorney to review your contract to ascertain what rights you have under it. You can locate an attorney through this website,...

In Virginia, an employer can fire you for cause or no cars or even bad cause. However, there are limitations to this at will employment doctrine;...

I have changed your AVVO category to contracts and agreements where you are more likely to get an appropriate response.

You can certainly apply but must be able and available for suitable work.

You might also try to find a lawyer at www.nela.org, which is an organization composed of plaintiff-side employment attorneys...

Unless you have a an enforceable contract to the contrary, the employer can do this provided you are at least paid wages that equal the minimum...

I have changed your AVVO category to contracts and agreement where you are more likely to get an appropriate answer.

From what you have stated, your situation is unclear. You would be best advised to contact the VA Department of Labor and Industry about what is...