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• Can my employer discipline me for showing coworkers my own write-up? Aug 14, 2026
  employment attorney — Ohio
  location: Ohio I work at a private manufacturing facility and I'm in a union bargaining unit. Last month I received a written warning for attendance points. I thought some of the points were being calculated incorrectly because our schedule had changed with very little notice, so during lunch I showed…
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• Legality regarding selling materials gathered at work? Aug 13, 2026
  employment attorney — Ohio
  Location: Ohio Hey all, I work 4 days a week (usually solo shifts) at a small local bar. Most days it's pretty slow, especially before 5 o'clock, so I often find myself in the bar all by myself doing menial tasks or doodling or doing some random BS to keep…
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• Rescued dog was tranposted to me from Texas. He arrived injured and with a possible disorder as well as lacking full medical history. I was told he was in perfect health. Can I get Aug 6, 2026
  personal injury attorney — Ohio
  Location: Ohio and Texas. I adopted a husky in Mid June from a foster rescue in Texas. He was transported and arrived to me July 18th. Transport was three people who drove a bus packed with dogs and cats over a period of 5 days. My dog arrived 2 days…
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• How to prove wage theft for when employer edits your timecard for breaks you don't take? Jul 25, 2026
  employment attorney — Ohio
  Location: Ohio I am an hourly employee who is a manager at a restaurant. The company policy is that if you are scheduled more than 5 hours you have to take a 30 minute break (even if you're not a minor). For managers it has always been my understanding that…
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• Can my employer deduct time for an unpaid break I don't take? Jul 24, 2026
  employment attorney — Ohio
  Location: Ohio I work at a restaurant as a manager, and am paid hourly. There is a break policy for team members that requires them to take an unpaid 30 minute break if they work over 5 hours. There isn't a specific stipulation that applies to managers, but the expectation…
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