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Can an employer prevent a part-time employee from working at an additional job?
Our company just instituted a new employee ethics policy that prohibits full and part time employees from working at any other employer without prior senior management approval. As the workforce is 80... applies to Ohio  ·  1 answer

I worked part time with a municipality, and part of the state pension system with no benefits. I am returning after 11 months to same municipality but as a full time employee with benefits. What are my rights as far as vacation time and how it's calculate
I worked part time for 7 years prior and left for 11 months. applies to New Jersey  ·  0 answers

I worked part time with a municipality, and part of the state pension system with no benefits. I am returning after 11 months to same municipality but as a full time employee with benefits. What are my rights as far as vacation time and how it's calculate
I worked part time for 7 years prior and left for 11 months. applies to New Jersey  ·  0 answers

Can my employer change my position from part time to full time
I have been working at my company for 10 years. The last 5 of those years have been part time (24 hrs per week). I was told on Monday that they no longer want part timers and that I can come full time... applies to Illinois  ·  1 answer

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Is it legal for a classified part-time employee to repeatedly work fulltime hours without being given fulltime benefits? applies to Ohio  ·  1 answer

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Ohio Dept. Jobs and Family Services Unemployment Compensation Guide for Employees
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