New York, NY
Employment and labor Lawyer at New York, NY
Practice Areas: Employment & Labor, Family
In New York, there is a law saying that the employer can't make "deductions" to your wages except for very specific kinds of things (like tax...
Now is actually a perfect time to be asking this question. While you can sue a company while you're still working there, it is often much less...
The NY Labor Law is very clear about what can and can't be deducted from your pay. See the attached link for details. You should consider...
Many employers believe that if they simply classify someone as "salaried" then they don't have to pay overtime anymore. Very often they get that...
Since you've worked at the same place for 6 years, your overtime claim might be well worth your while to pursue. You should consult with a lawyer...
Attached below is a link about wage rights security guards have. Take a look! Hope it helps! It sounds like you may well have a claim. Because...
You may very possibly have a claim under federal and/or state law. Take a look at the attached link - you're not the only one to have been...
The term "salaried" is used colloquially to mean a few different things. Under the wage laws it has a very specific definition. Take a look at the...
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Very possibly. I've attached a couple of links that address situations just like yours.