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Settling a Complaint Against A Utility Filed with the Public Utility Commission
Yes, thankfully it does appear to be stable again so whatever they are doing seems to be going in the right direction. That’s all I wanted all along.- iEngineer
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- Forum: Other Government & Administrative Law Matters
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Settling a Complaint Against A Utility Filed with the Public Utility Commission
Thanks everyone for the advice & input thus far. I’m not sure what the “permanent” fix will be. Their attorney was waiting to hear back from their engineering department on this. From what the lineman told me directly was that they found a faulty transformer that may be causing the issues & if...- iEngineer
- Post #14
- Forum: Other Government & Administrative Law Matters
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Settling a Complaint Against A Utility Filed with the Public Utility Commission
Thanks. It’ll obviously largely depend on their response to the question on if it’s fixed permanently/temporarily. I’ll keep pushing to just continue the matter if they need more time. I guess it depends on how much time they may need too. As long as I’m not giving up my ability to re-file I’m...- iEngineer
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- Forum: Other Government & Administrative Law Matters
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Settling a Complaint Against A Utility Filed with the Public Utility Commission
No, I’m still waiting to hear back from their attorney on the status of the issue. It does appear to be stable, so the townships update seems legit. I just want to be prepared for when I get the call from their attorney. I don’t like the paperwork from the PUC saying the goal is a withdraw or...- iEngineer
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Settling a Complaint Against A Utility Filed with the Public Utility Commission
What is the name of your state? Pennsylvania Hello everyone! Hope your new year is off to a good start so far. Looking for some advice regarding settling a complaint I filed with the Public Utility Commission (PUC) against a utility for service quality/reliability issues. Some of you may...- iEngineer
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- Forum: Other Government & Administrative Law Matters
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Is Mediation Appropriate for an issue before the Public Utility Commission
That is the only relief I requested. I don't believe the utility has done enough, they have indicated that they need to wait for this problem to "fail completely" so they can identify the source of the issue. In talking with electricians, and linemen (including one employed by the very said...- iEngineer
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- Forum: Other Government & Administrative Law Matters
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Is Mediation Appropriate for an issue before the Public Utility Commission
What is the name of your state? Pennsylvania Hello! I'm experiencing an issue with my utility where it keeps momentarily shutting off. This has been going on since earlier this year and is happening to all customers on this particular circuit from the utility substation. I have filed a...- iEngineer
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- Forum: Other Government & Administrative Law Matters
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Seeking advice on employers obligations for required trainings
I agree with this…where I work we went through an investigation with the US DOL and the investigator was very helpful explaining that. I told her she should file a complaint because from what I looked at just from this years pay stubs she is being shorted a couple thousand. It’ll be even more if...- iEngineer
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- Forum: Wage & Salary Issues
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Seeking advice on employers obligations for required trainings
Sorry that won’t be feasible in this case. She’s in a rural area and only has her phone for access to the internet. She would have to connect from town instead of just at home. The question is general and appears to have been answered pending correct classification of her status under FLSA.- iEngineer
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- Forum: Wage & Salary Issues
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Seeking advice on employers obligations for required trainings
Thanks for the great responses so far! I appreciate it. As this issue arose and we started looking into it, we came upon the same questions about hygienists meeting the criteria for an exempt employee. We found a blog post discussing this and at the current time, we believe she is correctly...- iEngineer
- Post #5
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Seeking advice on employers obligations for required trainings
What is the name of your state? Ohio I’m looking for some help interpreting employers obligations for mandatory training. A family member is a registered dental hygienist and is classified by her employer as salaried-exempt. Employer is mandating training & certification to be completed by...- iEngineer
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Amending a tax return or new income for refund of student loan interest?
Thank you! That’s great news and makes it easy to just include the refunded interest as other income for my 2022 return. Seems easier than trying to amend a prior years return anyway. -
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Amending a tax return or new income for refund of student loan interest?
Indeed...that's why I want to take care of it...just not sure if it is an amendment or if it's just treated as taxable income for current year. Someone was telling me that when the IRS receives revised tax forms they'll send a notice with a re-calculated amount of the tax due. It's refunded by... -
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Amending a tax return or new income for refund of student loan interest?
What is the name of your state? PA I received a refund for a student loan payment made in March 2020 because of the pandemic associated forbearance period. This refund included a very small amount of student loan interest ($16). My lender included a statement that if I had interest payments... -
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HOA Turnover in Pennsylvania
That’s obviously a big concern that I’m sure will be argued in the developers favor. I’d hope unsuccessfully, of course though lol! I work with a lot of developers in our area, and there were indeed changes, but everyone else was able to overcome them. Most accounted to delays and cost...- iEngineer
- Post #10
- Forum: Condos and Co-Ops
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HOA Turnover in Pennsylvania
Yeah, I expect it’ll take a court order to turn it over :cry: The developer only cares about making money… not taking care of the property. What’s strange is that normally developments don’t go like this. I’ve worked with a lot of residential developments and most move a light speed. After all...- iEngineer
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- Forum: Condos and Co-Ops
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HOA Turnover in Pennsylvania
Sorry I only posted the sentence about the 2-year clause because I was looking for some general interpretation of the “in the ordinary course of business”. Here’s a snip of that section (paragraph 12.1): We do pay monthly dues which cover the maintenance of the common elements. There’s a...- iEngineer
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HOA Turnover in Pennsylvania
What is the name of your state? Pennsylvania Hello! I live in a planned residential development with a HOA organized under the Pennsylvania Uniform Planned Community Act as a Pennsylvania Flexible Planned Community. Our community is still in the process of being built, as such we haven’t...- iEngineer
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- Forum: Condos and Co-Ops
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Social Security Special Earnings Limit Rule
Thank you so much for answering. He was able to reach out to someone at the national 800 number this week. The person he spoke with confirmed what we were initially thinking, that the payment for September was what caused an issue. From what he explained to me it should just cause him to miss...- iEngineer
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- Forum: Social Security Disability / SSI Law
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Social Security Special Earnings Limit Rule
What is the name of your state? What is the name of your state? Pennsylvania I’m trying to help my father understand why his Social Security retirement benefits are currently suspended. A little history of his application/situation: He is 65 and under full retirement age. Applied for both...- iEngineer
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- Forum: Social Security Disability / SSI Law
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