Overtime questions back wages attorney?
You can go back 6 years under NY State law, 3 under Federal.
Great Neck, NY
Employment and labor Lawyer at Great Neck, NY
Practice Areas: Employment & Labor, Litigation
You can go back 6 years under NY State law, 3 under Federal.
It certainly sounds like your boss is violating labor laws. You may be owed a significant amount of money. Consider contacting an experienced...
Non-exempt employees (whether you qualify as "exempt" depends on a number of issues, and is decided on a case-by-case basis, but your job...
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