A business can make pay cuts to the wages of positions within the company.
However, if you are in the same position as someone else and still fulfilling your job duties you must be compensated accordingly.
The threat to cut your pay if you don't retire doesn't really do much - if they do cut your pay and not others similiarly you may have an age discrimination case.
Most threats are just for intimidation - just stay put and let this business either do the right thing or hang themselves
If you are operating a business out of your home you will have to get a business license from your city/town and get approval from the city council to open a business in a area zoned for homes. A health inspection may also be required and so is a license from the state that qualifies you do hair.
No, you do not need to be bonded to cut keys. Bonding typically refers to a type of insurance that protects the business and clients in case of theft or damage. Cutting keys is a service typically performed by locksmiths or individuals trained in key duplication, but bonding is not required for this specific task.
Yes, in most civilized societies this could be considered battery. Even threatening to cut another person's hair could be considered an assault if it appears you are capable and likely to carry out the threat, ie, you are wielding a pair of scissors or a knife for the purpose of carrying out the threat, and especially if you are making the threat in a menacing fashion. On the other hand if you have given your dependent child a haircut, whether they like it or not, you will probably not need to worry much...unless, of course you have used undue force, or something beyond acceptable parental authority.
No, cut blocks are legal in the NFL as long as they are done within the rules of the game. Cut blocks refer to blocking technique where an offensive player goes low to cut down a defender below the waist. It is allowed as long as it is not deemed unnecessary or dangerous by the officials.
It depends on the jail's policies. In some jails, inmates may be required to cut their hair for safety reasons, while in others, it may not be mandatory.
of cousre, if they dont want that to happen they should pay thye electricity bill :))
Dont cut it then... ?
you dont have to cut it all you have to do is part it then flat iron it!!!!DONT CUT IT.emo kids are not that cool
45 depend on injury
no they dont cut your belly fats
You dont
they dont
There is no maximum amount of years you can be in the NFL. You get cut, fired or retire.
just dont cut it or refrigerate it.
Its a chicken resuarant of course they dont cut trees
you dont
yes they do dont ask me how though dont know that