Manager in distress
I became the manager of a mobile home park, because the owner had asked me too. I was being underpaid and one of his other managers quit, so he decided to split up my family and I to work both parks. I told him i was only working temporarily and I would return to my regular park after a month or two. He had promised that upon my return, my family and I would be able to move into a smaller unit and thus, pay no rent for my managerial services. I told him it was time for me to go back and his wife (Also the owner), lashed out against me, in a verbal attack saying that things had changed and that their plan was to keep me at the new park. I wanted to return home and they refused and was yelled at and humiliated and I stressed out and i have a chest problem, and I couldnt breathe and I went to the hospital due to her actions. Now they want to talk, presumably to strike a deal, but I am severely underpaid and now have hospital bills to pay. I want to know if there is something I can do legally to help me out. Thank you very much.
Re: Manager in distress
Your chest problems were aggravated by work related stress. Your remedy may to to contact an attorney that does workers compensation cases and determine if you have a case. You employer should have workers compensation insurance which would pay for your medical treatment.
Lyle Johnson
Lyle W. Johnson Attorney at Law
152 N. Third Street, Suite 510
San Jose, CA 95112
Re: Manager in distress
Yes you have rights and options. Contact me if you’d like.
Armen Tashjian
Law Offices of Armen M. Tashjian
6311 Wilshire Blvd., Second Floor
Los Angeles, CA 90048