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Do you have an employment contract which limits your employer's right to fire you?  If not, your employer can fire your for any reason that is not prohibited by statute, such as race, gender, religion, etc.  Your employer would have the right to fire or transfer you in order to hire someone else,  So unless you had an employment contract which prohibite this action, or you believe you were discriminated against based on such an impermissible reason (for example if you believe that your supervisor received favorable treatment because of her race), there appears to be nothing illegal about what your employer did. ... Read More
Do you have an employment contract which limits your employer's right to fire you?  If not, your employer can fire your for any reason that is... Read More
Was it an overpayment by mistake or was it a bonus?  If it was an overpayment, yes; if it was a bonus, no.  If the two sides have different stories as to which it was, a judge or jury will decide, although the check stub does seem like pretty good evidence that it was a bonus.
Was it an overpayment by mistake or was it a bonus?  If it was an overpayment, yes; if it was a bonus, no.  If the two sides have different... Read More
For what purpose?  If one or more employees have a claim and the terms of the contract are somehow relevant to that claim, they may be able to obtain the contract through discovery in the lawsuit, but there is no general right to see all contracts to which your employer is party.
For what purpose?  If one or more employees have a claim and the terms of the contract are somehow relevant to that claim, they may be able to... Read More
In general, yes.  Some employees have contracts (which can be individual contracts or union contracts) which limit the reasons and/or set procedural requirements before an employee can be terminated before a defined date.  However, most employees are employed at will, and can be terminated at any time for any reason that is not prohibited by statute (race, gender, religion, etc.)... Read More
In general, yes.  Some employees have contracts (which can be individual contracts or union contracts) which limit the reasons and/or set... Read More