can an employer refuse to grant you a decrease in hours worked if you need the time outside of work? And can the employer refuse to give you less hours unless you prove that the decrease in hourse is needed? I am a new target employee at a target store that is opening in October, but we have been doing a lot of preparing for the opening and I don't want all the hours they are having me work. When I first applied to target no one told me I had to work a certain number of hours. So I was just wondering if my employer can, in fact, refuse to decrease my hours? And if it is legal for them to require me to tell them why exactly I want the time off? For instance, if I was going to college or joining another program would I need to provide proof of me being in that program? I hope you guys can help me, because I am freaking out.
2007-09-11
11:07:55
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plantgirl15
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