This is a tricky question because the answer depends one where you were working. If you were in the US, and more so within the State of California, then YES, you are to be Compensated for time Worked regardless the reason(s) for your Termination.
If your previous employer is withholding your Pay because of a Falsehood on your application, your best bet is to contact the Agency responsible for governing Labor for the State you were employed in. Only a Representative Familiar with your States Labor Codes can tell you for sure if your Previous Employer has the right to withhold compensation or not.
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To find the average hours worked for the five days, one would have to know how many hours Harry worked. After that, one would add the hours together and divide by five.
Number of hours a week times 52
You could list what you learned as a result of being fired, or what you learned while on the job.AnswerIf you worked there for quite some time before being fired, then list the job on your application. If it was a short while and you weren't ever comfortable there, just leave it off of the application.Now, if it was a significant piece of your work history, put it on the application, show contact as available at interview. Then, without criticizing the company, find a positive way to explain what you learned, or the skills you gained. Practice the phrasing and how you say it, so that you sound positive and confident-sometimes it is traumatic to have been fired, and you don't want to show that.
Absolutely. If they're not shown, you need to find out why not.
I have looked through the FLSA information and deducting wages for hours not worked as a salaried nonexempt employee in Texas, I can not find the answer.
195 = 35 + 80n In this case, the electrician worked for 2 hours.
Yes, you will be able to find another job if you are fired from. Many people have been fired and went on to find better jobs.
Of course, you can find another job if you get fired from your job.
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If you have 4000 worked salon hours in the state of MN, you can go online. This will give you all of the rest of the information you need. Otherwise, if you do not have 4000 worked hours in the state of MN, you can find a salon in Wisconsin that offers the apprenticeship program and they will be able to help you obtain your Wisconsin license that way.
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