Wrongful Termination And Tips
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I work as a waitress and got fired. Because my boss told me that I made a mistake. So, she said that she was going to withhold my tips until my paycheck. I declined. She told me choose my job or my money. I choose my money and she said I was no longer needed. I asked why she said I broke a rule.The mistake was that I didn't stamp a receipt
Hi ****, I'm sorry to hear about your situation. Could you please tell me in which country and state you are located? This will help me provide accurate information regarding your rights as an employee.
United States ohio
I understand your situation, ****. In Ohio:
- It is illegal for an employer to withhold tips.
- Termination over a minor mistake can be considered wrongful.
You might have a case for wrongful termination and wage theft. Please seek legal counsel for further assistance.
- It is illegal for an employer to withhold tips.
- Termination over a minor mistake can be considered wrongful.
You might have a case for wrongful termination and wage theft. Please seek legal counsel for further assistance.
But what would i do if i wanted to do that?
To pursue a case for wrongful termination and wage theft, you should:
- Document your situation
- Consult with an employment attorney
- File a complaint with the Ohio Department of Commerce, if necessary.
Remember, it's essential to receive legal advice before taking action.
- Document your situation
- Consult with an employment attorney
- File a complaint with the Ohio Department of Commerce, if necessary.
Remember, it's essential to receive legal advice before taking action.
Yes thats why i need your help
Sure ****, I understand your concern. Here are some resources to help you further:
*. Ohio Legal Services: Provides free legal aid for low-income individuals.
*. Ohio Department of Commerce: To file a wage complaint.
*. Ohio State Bar Association: To find an employment attorney.
Remember, legal advice is crucial before taking any steps.
*. Ohio Legal Services: Provides free legal aid for low-income individuals.
*. Ohio Department of Commerce: To file a wage complaint.
*. Ohio State Bar Association: To find an employment attorney.
Remember, legal advice is crucial before taking any steps.
For free
Yes, Ohio Legal Services provides free legal aid to those who qualify. For more specific advice, you should also consider free consultations with employment attorneys. Remember, each case is unique and proper legal advice is essential.