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AzNDarkSamurai 08/09/21 2:59:40 PM #1: |
I know you can go report them to the labor board and also find one of those lawyers that you only pay if you win your case but thats as far as I know when it comes to this
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BuckVanHammer 08/09/21 3:06:55 PM #2: |
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Kinny100 08/09/21 3:07:11 PM #3: |
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Guerrilla Soldier 08/09/21 3:07:21 PM #4: |
hard
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synth_real 08/09/21 3:14:36 PM #5: |
Depends on what they did and if you have proof. Unlawful dismissal can be a tough one because it's easy for companies to make up a paper trail of absences and disciplinary actions to "justify" it.
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AzNDarkSamurai 08/09/21 3:49:14 PM #6: |
yeah I figured it would be hard
I wonder why some people say its easy --- Pinoy Pride, 1988 - the day I die! ... Copied to Clipboard!
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CE_gonna_CE 08/09/21 3:50:38 PM #7: |
How stacked is the employer? More $$$ = better lawyers and more money to throw at them.
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CE_gonna_CE 08/09/21 3:52:04 PM #8: |
AzNDarkSamurai posted...
I wonder why some people say its easydepending on the specifics and the actual wrong that took place, it could be easy to get something out of the employer, but even if its a settlement theyll still fight to the best of their ability to minimize the damage as much as possible. --- ... Copied to Clipboard!
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TheRadiant 08/09/21 3:52:58 PM #9: |
How'd the wrong you? My dad was able to sue his company because a steel beam fell on him but that's a hard thing to deny
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WrkHrdPlayHrdr 08/09/21 3:58:46 PM #10: |
You can sue anyone for anything in the US for the most part.
Regarding suing your employer, again, you can sue them for anything. Your chance of winning depends on what you're suing for. --- "No. I'm a man so theyll get me a full size McDouble." - DuncanWii https://imgur.com/cSxy3Od ... Copied to Clipboard!
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