Q: Do the landlords have the right to raise my rent if I ask for a pay raise?
I am a tenant and also an employee for my landlords and when I asked for a pay raise at work they told me that the only way I can get a pay raise is if they raise my rent. Can they do that?
A: Probably yes. The employer has no duty to raise your pay. While you and your employer may negotiate the terms of any proposed pay raise, you employer is fee to attach conditions (no matter how outrageous) to any proposed pay raise. For more information on employment law topics, please visit -- http://employerdefenseattorney.com/blog/
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