If an employees payday was 11/6/2015,but the employer has no money in the company bank account, are they allowed to withhold the employees checks?
answered on Nov 7, 2015
Well, if there is no money in the account, how are you supposed to get paid? If they wrote a check it would bounce, right? And that would get them into more trouble, most likely.
on paid admin. leave. have not heard a word back from human resourcesr. (huge corp.)
perp has already been forced into retirement.
can not get an answer from anyone, even after 30 years of employment!
answered on Nov 4, 2015
Speak to several attorneys in your vicinity. They may want to refer you to someone who does a lot of this kind of thing.
answered on Jan 5, 2015
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A person has replaced my position whom does not meet the positions qualifications. Several company people have said, "this just is not right." The company did not fire me but they have demoted me to a lower position with lower pay. (Until this happened---no negative feed back from management).
answered on Jan 15, 2011
Age discrimination under Federal law (40 or over) is proven by showing you applied for the position, you were qualified for the position, you were not hired, a person under 40 with less experience was hired. It is a burden shifting, preponderance of the evidence, type trial. The employer will have... View More
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