Retaliation for L &I claim [on hold]
I submitted a L&I claim for sick pay and salary issues.Since filing claim there has been constant retaliation.Finally it caused a nervous breakdown and I am now on medical leave .I have filed a retaliation claim with L & I. My employer has banned me from facility while on medical leave. Is this legal since I need access to other employees to prove my retaliation claim?
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I submitted a L&I claim for sick pay and salary issues.Since filing claim there has been constant retaliation.Finally it caused a nervous breakdown and I am now on medical leave .I have filed a retaliation claim with L & I. My employer has banned me from facility while on medical leave. Is this legal since I need access to other employees to prove my retaliation claim?
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put on hold as off-topic by The Wandering Dev Manager, Victor S, scaaahu, gnat, BigMadAndy 2 days ago
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You need a lawyer - not a bunch of strangers on the internet
– HorusKol
2 days ago
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What is L & I and what did you expect to happen?
– Kilisi
2 days ago
This is a question for law.stackexchange.com
– JustSaying
2 days ago
Could be Department/Bureau of Licenses and Inspections and possibly Washington state. Sandy, if you're in the US, yes, they can ban require you to stay away from your work site while on medical leave--including email.
– mkennedy
yesterday
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I submitted a L&I claim for sick pay and salary issues.Since filing claim there has been constant retaliation.Finally it caused a nervous breakdown and I am now on medical leave .I have filed a retaliation claim with L & I. My employer has banned me from facility while on medical leave. Is this legal since I need access to other employees to prove my retaliation claim?
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I submitted a L&I claim for sick pay and salary issues.Since filing claim there has been constant retaliation.Finally it caused a nervous breakdown and I am now on medical leave .I have filed a retaliation claim with L & I. My employer has banned me from facility while on medical leave. Is this legal since I need access to other employees to prove my retaliation claim?
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put on hold as off-topic by The Wandering Dev Manager, Victor S, scaaahu, gnat, BigMadAndy 2 days ago
This question appears to be off-topic. The users who voted to close gave this specific reason:
- "Questions seeking advice on company-specific regulations, agreements, or policies should be directed to your manager or HR department. Questions that address only a specific company or position are of limited use to future visitors. Questions seeking legal advice should be directed to legal professionals. For more information, click here." – The Wandering Dev Manager, Victor S, scaaahu, gnat, BigMadAndy
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put on hold as off-topic by The Wandering Dev Manager, Victor S, scaaahu, gnat, BigMadAndy 2 days ago
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- "Questions seeking advice on company-specific regulations, agreements, or policies should be directed to your manager or HR department. Questions that address only a specific company or position are of limited use to future visitors. Questions seeking legal advice should be directed to legal professionals. For more information, click here." – The Wandering Dev Manager, Victor S, scaaahu, gnat, BigMadAndy
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3
You need a lawyer - not a bunch of strangers on the internet
– HorusKol
2 days ago
1
What is L & I and what did you expect to happen?
– Kilisi
2 days ago
This is a question for law.stackexchange.com
– JustSaying
2 days ago
Could be Department/Bureau of Licenses and Inspections and possibly Washington state. Sandy, if you're in the US, yes, they can ban require you to stay away from your work site while on medical leave--including email.
– mkennedy
yesterday
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3
You need a lawyer - not a bunch of strangers on the internet
– HorusKol
2 days ago
1
What is L & I and what did you expect to happen?
– Kilisi
2 days ago
This is a question for law.stackexchange.com
– JustSaying
2 days ago
Could be Department/Bureau of Licenses and Inspections and possibly Washington state. Sandy, if you're in the US, yes, they can ban require you to stay away from your work site while on medical leave--including email.
– mkennedy
yesterday
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3
You need a lawyer - not a bunch of strangers on the internet
– HorusKol
2 days ago
You need a lawyer - not a bunch of strangers on the internet
– HorusKol
2 days ago
1
1
What is L & I and what did you expect to happen?
– Kilisi
2 days ago
What is L & I and what did you expect to happen?
– Kilisi
2 days ago
This is a question for law.stackexchange.com
– JustSaying
2 days ago
This is a question for law.stackexchange.com
– JustSaying
2 days ago
Could be Department/Bureau of Licenses and Inspections and possibly Washington state. Sandy, if you're in the US, yes, they can ban require you to stay away from your work site while on medical leave--including email.
– mkennedy
yesterday
Could be Department/Bureau of Licenses and Inspections and possibly Washington state. Sandy, if you're in the US, yes, they can ban require you to stay away from your work site while on medical leave--including email.
– mkennedy
yesterday
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You need a lawyer - not a bunch of strangers on the internet
– HorusKol
2 days ago
1
What is L & I and what did you expect to happen?
– Kilisi
2 days ago
This is a question for law.stackexchange.com
– JustSaying
2 days ago
Could be Department/Bureau of Licenses and Inspections and possibly Washington state. Sandy, if you're in the US, yes, they can ban require you to stay away from your work site while on medical leave--including email.
– mkennedy
yesterday