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tim wrote:
> I live in NJ. I am over 18 and work for a retailer. Is there a state
> law that requires a company to give you a minimum hours off between
> scheduled shifts?
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> For example can I be scheduled to work until 11PM on Monday night and b
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"news" <news@news.astraweb.com> wrote in message
news:sr3te1l9bns5p855dpa4953aca1315g6bb@4ax.com...
> Is it necessary for a plaintiff's objection to motion to dismiss to refute
> each and every point of defendant's motion, or does it suffice that th
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In article <374oe15esn0k8lp9bh60cei6cv9m6j0n68@4ax.com>,
Tony Sivori <TonySivori@yahoo.com> wrote:
>Is it legal for an employer in Kentucky to require employees to accept
>wages by direct deposit?
>
>If not, is it legal to fire an employee in Kentuc
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Timothy wrote:
> The following web page indicates that yes, they can require direct
> deposit as long as you can withdraw the money without a fee:
>
> http://labor.ky.gov/esat/esfaqs.htm
That is interesting. Would you think that means that I must
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Stan Brown wrote:
> Employers define employees who stand up for their rights, however
> politely, as "troublemakers".
Too true. Also the police, the IRS, city hall, a judge, in other words
anyone or anything with any authority does not appreciate be
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On Tue, 02 Aug 2005 18:45:12 -0400, "Timothy" wrote:
>Hans' post is part of a lively series of threads over on misc.legal.
>The basic problem seems to be that Hans bought a BMW shop manual in
>CDROM form. The content consists of password-protected
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nospam@isp.com wrote:
> "Stuart A. Bronstein" wrote:
>> "Frustrated" <WonTonMaru@gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>>> [ California property held by three people
>>> as tenants in common one of whom died
>>> 20 years ago leaving an also since deceased
>>> spou
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On 1 Aug 2005, "e-John" <john_j_gill@hotmail.com> wrote:
> I have an agreement with a former employer to pay a severance package.
> The agreement specifies payment of salary for a number of weeks,
> continuting to a certain specified date. In calcul
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If a person is charged with a crime in the US, goes to trial, and the
charges are then dismissed as opposed to being found not guilty, can the
state or federal prosecutor retry the case?
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