My management is telling me I have to stay in the building and make myself available via radio during my unpaid lunch break. Is this legal?
examples:
A character is described as having large bat-like wings. the product would have a photo of a bat wing with words referencing wing size
a character is described as being a gossip "spilling the tea". The product would say "better tea than [insert characters name]"
Even if I notified them of what was going on and provided them with supporting documentation of having to relocate etc .
My vehicle is financed in his name (manipulated my car situation for him to have control) , I’ve paid every payment and I’m on the insurance- when we split does he have obligation to leave me the car for X amount of days or can he automatically take it?
The overpayments ranged from 3,000 to 18,000 dollars, the error was on the fault of the HR department and the company not having an updated budget report.

answered on Mar 30, 2023
This situation should be governed by the Illinois Wage Payment and Collection Act.
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