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I worked for a nfp company recently. The project was mismanaged, employees were mistreated and overworked, volunteers and employees had to take abuse from the asian project head who changed the rules daily and threatened people with unemployment if they couldn't keep up with the new rules (don't talk to other employees, work long hours, don't take any time off even on Eid)

Many of us are now angry at the company concerned and want to make their dealings public. They didn't give proper contracts to some people, they repeatedly asked us to change important figures in reports to make it look like more people were being helped than actually were, and to increase volunteers hours. This is a misue of public and EU funds and there is also a government link through a company head.

How do we make this public and ensure no other/ future employees have to deal with it.

January 16, 2007 at 7:22am

Labs

am not a legal person.. and can't think of a solution to this..
January 16, 2007 at 3:53pm

virgogirl

do u know anyway of helping this one out Labs?

**actually all the UK based Naseebers who have any legal knowlegde please help out here**
January 16, 2007 at 3:18pm

virgogirl

yikes - Slim. your problem seems serious and intense.

i hope you will find some answer here in the village.
January 16, 2007 at 3:17pm

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The gory details of this story will be found in Oh-Biatch-ory. I just want to ask a very relevant question here


can a Muslim father force his NON Muslim ex-wife to hand over their daughter to him claiming that since he is a Muslim and she is a NON Muslim - she cant raise his child the way he wants.

Does he have any legal claim??

January 5, 2007 at 9:35pm

Labs

ah good.. my sis and i were so gleeful when we saw the news footage where she said she herself wanted to live in pak & as a muslim.. we thought this was a blow for all the western anti muslim propagandists who keep stressing how harmful islam is / how chauvinistic and dictatorial muslim dads are..

i guess her mum realised what her daughter wants and that leaving her be will be in her best interests
January 11, 2007 at 6:49pm

Ms_Sunshine

Labs - the latest on that UK case is that the mother decided to drop her claim and to let her daughter live where she wanted to live as long as she had access. Here is a link to the story: news.bbc.co.uk
January 11, 2007 at 5:12pm

Labs

you need to check the facts.. i thought it was more like.. the prescribed upbringing according to sharia was < 7 - with mother .. 7 - 14 - with father .. 14 - 21 - with relative with the next claim usually the mothers mother or father mother etc...

look it up on google
January 7, 2007 at 1:19pm

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To all the folks on Naseeb.

I am off for the weekend and will be back after Eid. wishing everyone and your families a HAPPY NEW YEAR and EID MUBAARUKH

enjoy all the yummy meaty dishes and kabobs. don't do anything i wont do (which pretty much allows to a lot of things u can do)

inshallah see all of you next year and with new stories and hmm whatever news i find in my travels

Lots of love and tons of kisses

December 29, 2006 at 3:36am

javed110

Happy New Year and Eid Mubarukh to all the beautiful members of this village :)
December 29, 2006 at 4:44pm

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**serious note - please dont make fun of any of the letters here**


**emailed request**

(2) - "i had an arranged marriage earlier this year and the girl is a cousin of mine. after marriage we came back to UK from India. the orignal plan was for me to contiue college and complete my education. but now my uncle (her father) is refusing to let me do that and is making me work in his store - also he is NOT paying me. i am extremely unhappy and dont know what to do

Enslaved-GHUR-Jamai

(1)"hi i am 19 and live in wisconsin. recently in a naseeb dinner i saw someone and i KNOW i am in love. i cant sleep, i cant concentrate on college (am a freshmen), i cant do anything. i dont know him, did not speak to him but i know his ID - if i give it to you will please send him an email on my behalf and tell him how i feel"

December 21, 2006 at 5:26pm

virgogirl

recieved an email from the Enslaved-GHUR-Jamai

posting both his emails in the legal section
December 28, 2006 at 4:13am

Labs

the uk, go to the citizens advice bureau locally (can google them for you if we know what area this person is in) they can be phoned/ seen and provide basic legal advice

- also if he has no income it's possible he can get legal aid and therefore a lawyer to represent him; lastly maybe approach the maulvi in your community mosque as whatever he does he will have to do it sensitively as family are involved :S

and yes post it in the legal section too!
December 27, 2006 at 11:48am

virgogirl

to all the Organziers

i am not sure if the second question applies to this Je or should i put it in the legal eagle JE

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December 27, 2006 at 2:04am

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**question in the email**

"i am a 36 year old man and earn $4500 after taxes, my wife has recently completed her exams and will be looking for a residency which i hear will bring in $2000 or so. i have regular expenses, students loan that i am paying off. regular bills, no mortgages yet.

we are planning a family and would like to know how to manage our finances"

December 20, 2006 at 4:03pm

virgogirl

thanx NYbanker

i will post the gentleman's reply as soon as i get it
December 21, 2006 at 4:48pm

NYBanker

You should have a 401K plan with your employer and your wife should also do the same. This will lower your US tax bill. If your wife's employer does not offer a 401K you can always do a IRA plan with your bank. Moreover, you should write off job seeking expenses for yourself and your wife if they were incurred in the last tax year and your wife should also be able to write off books and training expenses during her first tax year. That should ensure you get back the maximum tax refund. You may also consider buying a home, small to start with, but be careful where you buy as home prices are set to decline in the US. Over and above this, you should invest up to 10% or more of your combined income in a blue chip or index tracker fund with low fees.
December 21, 2006 at 7:40am

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