Sentences with phrase «one's back pay»

Moreover, the court opened the door to 6 years of back pay for each those workers who have previously been paid under the 13 - hour rule.

Last week, the agency issued a formal complaint, and is seeking $ 1.5 million in back pay.

Workers inside the factory say they are owed two months of back pay and were afraid of losing their jobs, according to news reports.

Yes, in this plan you will get back your paid premium amount on maturity.

The district lost, and the teacher was restored to her job with full back pay.

Today I received a letter that they want me to pay back the pay.

To make it even worse the defense as a right back paying left wing back.

Again that's football and if we get the money back we paid we can buy again.

In separating the role of shareholder and manager, managers ostensibly hold back paying dividends and invest in the R&D necessary to keep a firm viable.

You know, the one that awarded teachers back pay but was supposed to be a...

Next, an employee can recover back pay going back as far as six years.

Teachers will want back pay for salary increases, which would cost several billion dollars.

A lawsuit and a legal defense can take years to resolve, while back pay, damages and attorney's fees accrue.

We can not back pay for any procedure already performed or for outstanding vet bills.

Parents who do not comply with the requirements of the pilot may have their income support suspended, with payments restored and back paid when parents take necessary corrective action.

The government is worthless when it comes to managing money, and as it stands we don't even get back all we paid into the program.

I do not understand the part regarding back pay on child support.

Also, awhile back I paid for the dealer to service the fuel system.

Why not just get a straight cash back paying around 2 %?

Rather than selling your home to pay your medical bills, you can borrow back the paid - off portion of your house through a home equity loan.

You may also pursue back pay, lost fringe benefits, damages for emotional distress, and payment for your attorney fees and court costs.

That governs back pay and may on the facts mean that a claimant can not have it for the full six - year limitation period.

But it means that the 212 lawmakers can't collect $ 4.1 million in back pay.

If you generously decide to pay my water bill for me for five years, for instance, you can't just demand back pay for the five years, this is absurd.

Claire Foy, star of Netflix's The Crown, has reportedly received # 200,000 in back pay from the show's producers.

The Supreme Court of Canada has confirmed in Wilson v. Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd., 2016 SCC 29, that for federal sector employers, employees may claim «unjust dismissal» under the Canada Labour Code (CLC) and obtain remedies including reinstatement with back pay even where the employer is not asserting just cause for «firing» the employee and has offered or paid contractual severance.

And during 2017 they have voluntarily given back the pay increases they received the year before while the lawsuit was pending.

The ad knocks Larkin, a Hudson Valley Republican, for backing a pay increase.

The National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) found that the layoff was a violation of the National Labor Relations Act (NLRA) and awarded back pay as well as other relief.

President Donald Trump in his State of the Union address last week backed a paid family leave program, which has been a key issue for his daughter and advisor, Ivanka.

The jury awarded the instructor $ 83,000 in back pay damages.

What's left of any money from that sale would go to priority creditors, such as staff owed back pay and possibly students who paid tuition in advance, and then other unsecured creditors.

In Van Rossum v. Baltimore County, Maryland, a jury awarded a community health inspector $ 250,000 in compensatory damages and $ 530,000 in back pay after deciding that her employer, Baltimore County, violated the ADA by refusing to accommodate her and, after she exhausted FMLA leave, threatening her with discharge and pressuring her to retire if she did not return to work.

The EEOC is seeking back pay on behalf of 31 partners it claims were demoted in 2000 to counsel status because of age, arguing that the partners should be considered employees, not owners, and should thus enjoy greater legal protections.»

On that basis, they all lost before the EAT and could not claim back pay for any periods before the new contracts.

¥ Processed pay increases back pay due bonuses and overtime pay.

The United Federation of Teachers, for example, was granted back pay in the form of 8 - percent wage increases because Bloomberg gave similar raises to other unions but not the teachers when he was in office.

As Guido reports, only four MPs had the cojones to publicly back the pay rise.

As is the question of what happens if back pay is granted but they'd already quit (if they can).

Kindel brushed aside Weinstein's slight, saying his focus is on supporting first responders, conserving green space and rolling back a pay hike the Town Board approved for itself last year.

So, for example, you might finish up answering a question about back pay, then say «Similarly, plaintiff's calculations of front pay are grossly exaggerated due to two erroneous assumptions....»

We have helped our clients get reinstated to their old jobs, collect back pay wrongfully denied to them, as well as compensatory and punitive damages.

Dismissal without a justifiable reason is a violation of the Labour Standards Act and may lead to reinstatement of the employee and an order for the payment of back pay by the employer.

The NYC Department of Education overturned a principal's firing and gave her more than a year's back pay so she wouldn't file legal actions charging ethics violations by the DOE's new top lawyer, sources tell the NY Post.

The Senate GOP has been reluctant to embrace the measure, but Cuomo's plan is also at odds with Assembly Democrats, who backed a paid leave bill that would expand the temporary disability insurance fund.