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Stephen Jay Fireoved

1920 Technology Pkwy, Pa Dept Of Corrections , Mechanicsburg , Pennsylvania 17050

Practice Areas: Employment

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Workplace retaliation | Aug 19, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Location: Pennsylvania I work for a school district in PA and I have been experiencing workplace retaliation for the past two years from my principal to the point that now I am being threatened with being terminated. This is stemming from my reporting him to HR and the inspector general. I am going through "due process" but in the interim, my principal has done things such as calling my new school and sharing confidential information with my new boss. I have tried to find an outside attorney to take my case but no one is interested. Does anyone have any advice on how to get help from an attorney? I want to go after him and/or the district for defamation of character and retaliation. Thank you.
Previous employer will not release credentials | Jul 30, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Location: Pennsylvania- Is it allowable for a previous employer to deny a former employee access to And copies of their personnel file?
Can my employer take my pay if I missed an overnight on call alarm but did the work | Jul 26, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Location: Pennsylvania I work a job that has overnight on call hours. We get an automated call in the event something comes in. I recently was on call and missed the first automated call, unfortunately just slept through it, I woke to the second one a half hour later, woke up and did the work. My boss is, understandably, mad at me. In the past they have taken people stipends for the hours they worked when this has happened. I think that can’t be legal. Is it? There is no formal process/demerit for the event this happens I only know they’ve done it in the past via word of mouth. There’s nothing we sign with any information regarding what happens if we miss a call, the only thing our handbook says is “you MAY lose overnight on call privileges.” Which I would be fine with, I am not fine with losing the money from the hours I worked because I was delayed by half an hour. Seems relevant but this isn’t health care no one was in mortal peril because of my delay. Thanks in advance.

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