Florida employment contract breach

[wrongedslave]

What is the name of your state?THE RIGHT TO BE A SLAVE STATE:
FLORIDA

Can an employer with a signed employment contract, with the
promise of full time employment be in breach of contract when
contract states full employment then in practice only offers
part time employment ?

Is the employer required to present to an employee's request
for a copy of signed contract upon time of hire ?

 

[Beth3]

Can an employer with a signed employment contract, with the
promise of full time employment be in breach of contract when
contract states full employment then in practice only offers
part time employment ? Potentially, sure. It all depends upon the exact wording and terms of the contract.

Is the employer required to present to an employee's request
for a copy of signed contract upon time of hire ? Huh? That sentence is structured so goofy I'm not sure what you're asking.

 

[wrongedslave]

In other words; isn't an employer holding a signed
contract with an employee suppose to give a copy
of the contract to employee when employee request
a copy at time of hire?

 

[Meursault]

1.
We shall overcome
We shall overcome
We shall overcome some day

CHORUS:
Oh, deep in my heart
I do believe
We shall overcome some day

2.
We'll walk hand in hand
We'll walk hand in hand
We'll walk hand in hand some day

CHORUS

3.
We shall all be free
We shall all be free
We shall all be free some day

CHORUS

4.
We are not afraid
We are not afraid
We are not afraid some day

CHORUS

5.
We are not alone
We are not alone
We are not alone some day

CHORUS

6.
The whole wide world around
The whole wide world around
The whole wide world around some day

CHORUS

7.
We shall overcome
We shall overcome
We shall overcome some day

CHORUS

 

[Beth3]

If you signed a bonafide contract you are entitled to receive a fully executed copy (i.e. a final copy inclusive of any revisions signed by both parties.)

Did you keep a copy of the contract for yourself when you signed it?

 

[wrongedslave]

Well...no. I couldn't get a copy. I was flatly, denied my request for a copy.

I don't carry a photocopy machine in my back pocket nor did I carry a
camara phone at the time.

The employer at hire said,
"We don't allow our contracts to be copied due to fear from the competition."

I had no choice since I was suffering from chronic unemployment and needed
the job at the time.

 

[wrongedslave]

Oh...Yeah, almost forgot the rest of this story.

I'm still unemployed. I go to the State's "Agency for Workforce Innovation" Florida's Unemployment Compensation Claims Services. Hoping to receive the necessary funds to assist me with my bills, living expenses till I find better employment and funds for re-training. (that's what Gov. Jeb Bush says American workers should do-seek your best potential!)

I left my employer voluntarily.

Only after employer decided to abuse the employment contract; cut my work
hours to low un-livable wages, to find the State UCC claim denied 'cause employer states, "Employee vacated position on own accord." On appeal the State sides with the employer.

I'm still working a re-appeal hoping to prove to the State the employer was in breach of contractual obligations and practices since employer presented no evidence of signed employment contract at UCC hearing.

I don't hold much hope the State of Florida UCC will be fair.
Only because employers fund part of the State's UC Services system.

So...Please someone give me an example of a State that can out perform Florida's
"Right to work like a Slave laws".

Maybe the State's UC Services decision board members are 'out sourced' to another country?

 

[cbg]

I hate to tell you this, but you're not going to get paid UC benefits when you quit in ANY state.