Should I turn in my husband's boss to the BBB for not paying me for work done?
594499
FEDERAL  AGENCY:  DEPT  OF  LABOR  \n\nLABOR  BOARD\nWILL  GET  YOUR  MONEY  USUALLY  WITH  WEEK-MONTH\nBETTER  BUSINESS  BUREAU  IS  A  VOLUNTEER  ASSOC
385010
Stick with what you believe and let everyone who is not paying or participating in your life have their own opinion but remain who you are.  Your convictions of what you believe are more important than popular opinion.  If there is no problem between you and your bf why would you let everyone else create one.  The two of you should decide who is responsible for what.  If you two are friends I understand why he wants to take care of you.  It is a man thing that is hard to explain, but when you need help, like for your car, ask your bf if he would loan you the money to fix it. Then pay him back.  Your boss would probably want interest and the end result is a loan and how much you want to pay.  Shop and be smart but at the same time do not seem ungrateful for your bf is showing what some of us guys call love.  It comes in all shapes and sizes and is very valuable.  Throwing something away that is valuable you run the risk of losing it and it not returning.  If you love him show him by not being so independent, maybe try spending some of your money on him for the things he wants as that is what he is giving up for you.  See what it brings.  You might be pleasantly suprised.
1042080
Why don't the two of you consider starting a home business that you can both build?  With effort and dedication, he will earn way more than he ever could in the "work world"....would own his own business and no application to worry about!  He would never have to deal with any of the derogatory things associated with applications ever again.  I dedicate myself 100% to helping everyone in my organization achieve success, provided they agree to work with me.\nI also have a product in demand that is spreading like wildfire!\nJust an idea?
453291
I use to own my own business and he is telling u the truth.  Alot of people think when u own your own business u can make your own hours and just come and go as u please.  Thats not neccessarily true!  You have to put ALOT of time into the business in order to make it run smoothly.  Thats one of the reasons I finally sold it- cuz it never ever gave me time to myself or my family.  Atleast he is reserving all of his weekends for you.  And atleast u know he is out working his butt off and not fooling around!  He could have worse habits!  Why dont u pop in every so often and take him to lunch?  Or stop in and pounce him in his office and give him a little afternoon delight!  If he cant get away then u go to him!!!!!  surprise him more often!  Good luck to u!
712472
How are you going to sue your boss for being a b-i-t-c-h? Is there some kind of law that says your boss has to be pleasant? I mean I worked for a b-i-t-c-h who tried to get me fired and made my life such a living hell that I still have nightmares. When I went to a lawyer and paid him $450 an hour he told me he couldn't do anything and suggested that I take a photo of my niece in with me for our next meeting so I could stay calm. It worked but it was kind of expensive advice. Nonetheless, I'd love to hear that you called her a b-i-t-c-h and flipped her off! Do it for the both of us!
235453
I worked for many years at the BBB. We took several complaints against companies that fell in the work at home category. With all the years dealing with this subject I have never heard of one company that really provides you with work. They make their money by getting you to send in a "deposit" for the materials. These scams are illegal and it is very tough to find the "company" to get your money back once you have paid. They use maildrops and change their phone number often. My best advice is find something else. Good luck!
88746
I think the boss is taking advantage of her.  She should contact the authorities right away.  If she gets fired, she is better off.\n\nTell her to keep complete and accurate records of all her unpaid work.\n\nMy son is also putting in an extra unpaid day at his work, \ndoing training every Saturday.  He claims it will help him in the future.  I believe the boss is taking advantage of him also, but it is voluntary on his part.
961427
legal obligation no they don't have to tell you.. husband worked for a company for 6 years and one day he was meet at the door and told to clear off his desk They  are shutting there door,,, when he asked why didn't even the managers know this was happening ,,there reply was we needed to keep the money coming in till we shut down morally it stinks but there nothing that could be done  .........start looking for another job and good luck
542995
You MUST mention it to your superiors, otherwise you could be considered an accomplice or willingly trying to cover for your husband. They will need to ask the company's attorney how to proceed but I believe it should go something like this. The Company will send an official letter to the customer appoligizing for the infraction, and a new contract/purchase order or whatever form that needs to be signed with his actual signature. That's it, no fuss no muss.
468813
No, he still has to pay alimony.  If he "gives" you the business flat out, it's yours... however, if there's settlement, it's more likely that he'll be looking for half.
694650
sue him, and if he takes the business away don´t worry his wife will f**k it up in no time just make sure you get something out of it for your trouble
134046
You could threaten to report their company to the Better Business Bureau.  Figure out exactly what you want as compensation first, then call them back.  Companies hate to be reported to the BBB and they may negotiate with you. Good luck!
257699
Point it out to your boss.  Your boss should take the initaitve to watch him and fire him if he is out of line.
105409
Legally, he should be paid for his drive time in this situation. Realize a complaint can cost him the job, they are due him all back wages, is it worth it?
1085649
If he works 7 days a week, that's over 17 hours a day at work.  Are you sure he isn't busy "doing" something else during part of this time?\n\n"My sister was too. She sold me a kirby for $3000 and sold my brother one for $900." ...nice sister.\n\nPerhaps your husband should sell to his brothers and sisters??
312386
It is a funny thing, they say, about bosses.  What they say is seldom what they mean, even if they mean what they say.  \n\nAsking a person for an honest opinion is still in hope that the opinion will be good.  \n\nWhat I would encourage you to do is be honest, but be positive.  I would focus overwhelmingly on the positive attributes, but be honest about ways to help his business succeed (assuming he owns the business), or ways to become an "even better boss".  Feel free to add in a touch of humor, if that will lighten the mood, (such as, "I know you have it tough dealing with an employee with me, but").  \n\nIf there are some tough things you really want to say, let him know your intentions in answering the questions upfront (I have grown to appreciate and trust you and your wife, and will answer as honestly as I can in hopes of helping you get ahead).  That would mean a lot to me if I had handed you the questionnaire.
713565
I would go to your labor board and turn him in. I would also look for another job. What he is doing has every indication he is having financial problems and I would bet won't be in business much longer. Do this right away before they close down.