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In most circumstances, an employer can lawfully terminate an employee at any time for any reason. However, it is illegal for an employer to demote or terminate an employee based on certain characteristics. This may be an act of discrimination.
Discrimination and wrongful termination may come in many forms, it may be based on:
Unpaid Wages (Overtime, Commissions & Tips)
Regardless of whether an employee receives their wages through a salary, hourly rate, draw, production/piece rate, or commissions the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) requires, in certain (non-exempt) cases, that covered employers pay overtime wages every hour worked over forty (40) hours per workweek.
We will work with you to determine if your employer owes you money for unpaid wages and fight to get you the compensation you deserve.
Employers often retaliate against employees who report harassment, discrimination, illegal activity, or financial wrongdoing. Unlawful retaliation can involve activity short of termination, such as harassment or oppression in the work place. Retaliation for protected activity is illegal and is a separate claim in addition to the underlying discrimination.
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Regardless of whether an employee receives their wages through a salary, hourly rate, draw, production/piece rate, or commissions the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) requires, in certain (non-exempt) cases, that covered employers pay overtime wages every hour worked over forty (40) hours per workweek.
We will work with you to determine if your employer owes you money for unpaid wages and fight to get you the compensation you deserve.
In most circumstances an employer can lawfully terminate an employee at any time for any reason. However, it is illegal for an employer to demote or terminate an employee based on certain characteristics. This may be an act of discrimination.
Discrimination and wrongful termination may come in many forms, it may be based on:
Employers often retaliate against employees who report harassment, discrimination, illegal activity, or financial wrongdoing. Unlawful retaliation can involve activity short of termination, such as harassment or oppression in the work place. Retaliation for protected activity is illegal and is a separate claim in addition to the underlying discrimination.
We also handle: