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Patricia Pastor

New York Employment Lawyer

Law Office of Patricia M. Pastor, PLLC
Northport, NY
631-988-4047

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Leaves of Absence: Maternity

Questions and Answers (14)  more »

  • My employer charge me 100% medical premium even though I worked 1 week out of that month.
  • Can I ask an employee to sign an agreement that they continue to work at their own risk?
  • the company my wife and I work for waited until after my wife went on maternity leave to tell her th
  • can my daughter be asked to resign her job and then go on maternity leave?
  • on mat leave, laid off due to lack of work?

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