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Glad it worked out for you $750. seems a little steep.

Get a lawyer,and appeal it.

This is a shop closure it's usually different on shop closure you usually have no where to place a bump. Since the contract deals with the shop that is being closed. However if this is a county wide seniority system then Irish is correct.

There should be a severance schedule in the contract. That part is enforceable.

Take the contract to a lawyer,no one can tell you what your contract rights are without reviewing the contract.

NO which is why you see NON LAWYER prominently displayed in my signature.

Continue your claim in small claims court, state labor boards are to slow. The employer has to prove you stole a computer in a counter claim. If you did not steal a computer proceed with the suite.

Yes you don't have to take the stand,tell the lawyer the truth. If you stole the merchandise he will in all likelihood not put you on the stand,he will either try to get the case squelched for lack of evidence or plea bargain it down to something less harsh.

Are you a defendant or plaintiff? If you are a defendant you do not have to give incriminating testimony.

No you never lye to your attorney it will only screw up your case. Testimony in court is given under oath. Lying under oath is perjury. The judge could bring in a charge of perjury.

They are two separate things,the DOL is an administrative hearing. That has to do with the refusal. I am not sure but I believe you can appeal the decision. You could still prevail in court,however the DOL decision would stand. You are entitled to bring a lawyer to the DOL hearing. You better...

I have not seen any lawyers on this site.

Wow would you look at the Spam fly,keep that spam coming. I believe your getting a lot of P.M's telling you "put it away the hornet exposing you for a fraud". Now lets get back to YOUR WRONG !:roflmao:

If there were lawyers here they would be telling you what a laughing stock you are. Or maybe they just figure your so far gone that it impossible to correct all the spam,and just leave the light work to the Green Hornet.

Oh bullshit,if you beat them you did not do it with the spam motion you posted.

To my knowledge there are no lawyers on this site.

1. No. Oaths do not deals with employment (Such as being sworn in under oath),when an oath is violated. There are serious criminal implications involved,not just the office holder loosing a job. Perjury charges,UCMJ proceedings etc,etc. When a contract is violated it is civil proceeding. The...

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Say what read you own post spamerdog,or did you just cut and paste it off the John Birch Society website? Poster it should be clear that Spamerdog does not have a clue,he believes an oath is a contract,and you can cite the U.C.C to question the courts authority. Do you see how this wont...

What a complete idiot ! A motion in Limine is used to exclude references to anticipated evidence,claimed to be objectionable. It is not used to produce supporting documents. Now lets get back to YOUR WRONG !