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Employer Sends Invoice to Former Employee – Ask #HR Bartender

HR Bartender

Before this job, I worked in the government sector from 2006 to 2010. I recently received a letter from the finance department of my former employer stating that they overpaid my sick leave benefits during my course of employment and I owe them $18,500. But after thinking about it, overpaying employees is a serious issue.

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Company’s Invalid Employment Contract Dooms Noncompete Claims

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Upon completing its investigation, the DOL determined on March 1, 2006, that SpaceAge’s employment relationship with its employees began when the training period commenced, and SpaceAge had willfully failed to pay H-1B employees during the training period. Michael Dell is a contributor to New Jersey Employment Law Letter.

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The Cost of Not Accommodating Caregivers

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The report, Caregivers in the Workplace: Family Responsibilities Discrimination Litigation Update 2016 , analyzed 4,400 family responsibilities discrimination cases that were filed in the United States between the years 2006 and 2015.

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Appellate Court Upholds $500,000 Jury Verdict for Disability Harassment

HR Daily Advisor

In 2006, Caldera began working within the administrative segregation unit of the prison. Between 2006 and 2008, Sergeant James Grove and Caldera worked in two different housing facilities in the unit. The harassing conduct took place from 2006 to 2008. To learn more about California based employment issues, join Mark I.

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ALJ Upholds $4.3M HIPAA Penalty Against Cancer Center

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OCR’s investigation found that MD Anderson had written encryption policies going as far back as 2006 and that its own risk analyses had found that the lack of device-level encryption posed a high risk to the security of e-PHI.

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Supremes Revive Young v. UPS Case

HRExecutive

When Peggy Young’s doctor recommended that she avoid lifting anything heavy after she became pregnant, the company refused to give her lighter duties to accommodate her and placed her on unpaid leave, according to the 2006 lawsuit. UPS has since changed its policy to offer light duty to pregnant women, the Times reports.).

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Wage Violations: Massachusetts Employer Facing Lawsuit Can’t Hide Under the Table

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The only claim that survived Savin Hill’s motion to dismiss stemmed from his assertion that he had been wrongfully discharged in violation of public policy. ” Wrongful discharge in violation of public policy vs. the Wage Act. In fact, in a 2006 case, Scalli v. Wrongful discharge claim proceeds.