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Ta da! And there it is! For the benefit of anyone else in NC with this issue, it's been approximately 24 hours after I started the application and a link just appeared on the "My Homepage" tab which leads to a questionnaire. It's asking questions about whether I was warned verbally or in...
I can't thank you all enough for your help. I may end up with more questions, but I promise I'm not going to ask you to hold my hand through the whole process. Have a good day, everyone.
Ok, this is a really dumb question, I'm sure. But it's asking me "Was your last employer a temporary or staffing agency?" This employer in question is not. The employer I had before them was. When they say "last" employer which one do they mean?
The problem with that is, I could only choose from a list of pre-populated options. There was no "Other" with a space for an explanation. To sum them all up, I had to choose from what was, basically: layoff, close of business, misconduct, criminal activity, or unsatisfactory performance...
Off the top of my head, there was "Layoff" and something about the company going out of business. I can't remember them all, but most of them were clearly terminable offenses such as fighting, workplace violence, and theft of company property. There were very few that basically meant it was...
North Carolina.
Good morning, all.
I have a separate thread where I asked a question about the legality of time-shaving and my refusal to do it. Well, the result of that has been (I am 99% sure) that I have been terminated for refusing to falsify time cards in order to reduce overtime.
So...
Thank you for the response! This isn't the answer I was hoping for because now I have to butt heads with a stubborn HR employee, but I'm certainly not going to deliberately put my employer at risk and I'm sure as (censored) not going to put myself at risk if, as you say Quincy, I could be...
My state is NC. My question is whether it’s legal to change time cards to avoid paying overtime.
It’s part of my job to transcribe time cards onto worksheets and then send those spreadsheets to our home office so they can generate payroll. They also get scanned copies of the time cards, but...
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