Is a job legally allowed to change your role drastically without

Consider speaking with a lawyer specializing in labor laws. It'll be worth the investment.

>>17601739

I mean what would I do? Sue? Is that something you can sue and win for?

If it diverges from the terms of your contract no.

If you don't have a contract, you dumb fuck.

>>17601750

I don't know. None of us have the slightest clue. That's what a lawyer is for.

>>17601751

I have a terms of employment, but not really a "contract," since it's an at will state.

>>17601754
I'm asking /adv/ because there might be someone on here that is knowledgable - I can't afford to go pay a lawyer hundreds of dollars for a consultation about every work problem that I have.

It's just like asking a medical question - can't afford to go to the doctor for every single question I might have about my health when someone might have experienced it already.

>>17601766

People who ask medical problems on the internet are also fucking idiots.

Even if someone here had your same problem, they likely didn't live in the same state (laws vary), the same contract, or the same employer. There's absolutely nothing we can do for you that wouldn't be misleading.

>>17601772

There's plenty of medical shit that someone else can help you with over the Internet - certainly not like, internal pain, or flu like symptoms, but identifying dermatology things, mouth infections, etc.

Yes, laws vary by state, but I'm sure a couple of people here will have some experience in this so I can at least be pointed in the right direction. So, if you have any advice, feel free to keep participating, otherwise telling me to go set $100 on fire isn't helping.