could I get a restraing order on someone that I work with? How does that work if we are both employed together
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keep track ( have a small notebook and jot down times, names and actions) of what supervisor left when she was still there, since that is problem for them.  Keep track of what happens anytime she is around without a supervisor.  Don't tell anyone you are doing this.  If someone asks what you are writing down tell them you are working on a TV script about a hair salon and you just had an idea.  :)  Also, you cannot show anyone until you have a script written, you are just jotting down ideas for now.  \n\nAt the end of any month, if you have notes for every week then advise your supervisor of what your notes are and ask what they will do about the situation.  You can give them a COPY of the notes but do not turn over your notebook to anyone.  If they do nothing advise them that you will be contacting corporate about the situation.  \n\nIf you can't do that then you need to change your emotional reaction to the situation.  Keep your eyes open and avoid the person, watch your stuff and protect your customers.
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Depend  on your relationship with the persaon\nif he is you play mate tell him or her your job has stop \n and see he/ her reactionh
1143870
call the police, and ask them to help you file a restraining order.
643369
Next time make an appointment, that's why the other person beat you... this is not concerning to legal or illegal issues, this is concerning about how to take advantage of specific services.  Or do what I always do.. go to 10 minutes before they close, then you only have to wait 30 minutes.. always works!!
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Nothing if his wife don`t do nothing.\nif you bothwork together then its forbitten(by regulation) and you both get punished not only him .\ndoesn`t mean he is the only one in trouble because he has the higher rank,yes he should have know better so do you.\nso if you report him you will be busted the same way as him ,same if his wifes reports you.\nif you don`t work together you can make him any trouble nothing it depend again on hi wife she can make him trouble he will get a minor punishment through his command.
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If you violate the order, but do not incur other violations.  You are most likely given yourself a misdemeanor violation.  That is usually a fine and/or up to six months in jail.  If you violated other laws, like trespassing, that would be another misdemeanor.\n\nIf you have had prior domestic violence incidents and violated the restraining order, then you could be subject to felony violation and are looking at one year plus in prison.
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Let me get this straight.....You and another person have the same job in the same department, you are equals in every way.\n\nYou do your job without assistance and you do not take off any time from work. The other person does not complete her work and misses work on a regular basis because of kid (s). She needs assistance to maintain her job.\n\nHow is she treated as if she was not out of the office due to the kid?  That's the part that bothers me.\n\nOther than that, If I am right, you should be treated EXACTLY the same. You both have vacation time, personal days, whatever to use at your discretion. You use your time and when it is depleted you don't get paid. If you request help in getting your work finished, fine, what are the rules governing help? You should both receive help if it is warranted for whatever reason.\n\nWhat I am saying is, you have guidelines and department rules. You follow them. That is not to say that your performance is not superior to hers. If so, you could be promoted and she could be left behind. \n\nIf she is sneaking out and getting away with it, then that is another story and you need to report it to your supervisor.
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Do you call the police to enforce the restraining order?
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from my experience, he is in contempt of court by not following the judges orders.  this is pretty devious but it was done to me and it worked wonders...have an order of protection put on him and request custody of your daughter.  order of protection are much more than a restraining order.  police action will be taken anytime you request.  of course all you have to do is tell your lawyer or just go to the special victims unit and that you feel your life is in danger or has been threatened.  he will be screwed.  it still haunts me.  police used to call my cell phone and ask we i was at the moment.  all because she said i drove by the house.  none of what she told the police was true, and it didn't matter.  that order of protection sucks.  anytime he violates it, automatic 10 days in jail.  its dirty but its one way to stick it to him.  good luck.  oh, and there was no investigation to see if she was even telling the truth.  they just issued it and enforced it.
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Court order or restraining order has worked for many people.  Ask your lawyer.
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if niether the petitioner or respondant appear at the OSC, then the case will be dropped.  you can also file a Request for Dismissal to drop the case yourself before the hearing date.  \n\nhowever, if you felt the need to file for a restraing order in the first place and the judge agreed by granting it, then you probably need a restraining order against this person.   one of our clients went against the RO she filed on her bf and she continued to see him. she had filed the RO in feb and she was killed in may.  please, dont take this lightly.  good luck
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call labour relations (That's what it is called in Canada) and explain your situation, they will take care of it for free and make sure that they don't screw someone else around next time.  Also make sure that you have all of the paperwork to back up your side of the story, dates, times worked and anuthing else that might come up.  That way you will have the best case possible.  If you win he could also be fined, so even calling him and making that threat could be efective enough.  If he has done this before and been investigated, it could cause him alot of trouble that he won't want.
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I would let the person know this in advance about the supervisors. Or better yet, go to your local Department of Employment Security, they could help you.
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It will be in place until his case has had a disposition, in other words not until there is a verdict in his case.  If he pleads guilty at his arraingment then the restraining order would be lifted unless you request the judge extend it.  Not sure what state you are in, but here in Wyoming it is called a "no contact order"   \n\nNo offense, but women like you really frustrate us police officers.  We are out there to protect women like you from the boyfriends and husbands that are beating up their wives.  When we are able to press charges on guys like that and the wife/girlfriend goes back and gets beat up again, doesnt make it any easier for us.  If i was you i would follow the other answers advice and stay away anyway, extend that restraining order.  Next time it could be your baby that gets hurt.
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This is probably going to largely depend on the type of restraining order, and the state you are in.\n\nIn California, many restraining orders prohibit the acquisition or possession of firearms.  \n\nSo, if the employment you are seeking requires the use of a firearm, such a restraining order (while it was valid) definitely would have a negative effect on your ability to obtain that job.
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u gotta go thru a process to protect everyone's rights, you, the other person, the insitution.  wheneven a person canno0t handle their own affairs it is time to take action.  if a person goes along, not much of a probelem just follow procedures.  if person does not, then you gotta get a court order
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It sounds like a "No Contact Order." Which can be issued against a convicted abuser. The Prosecution would need to fear for your safety.\n\nIf this isn't the case. . .