Can your employer make up his own pay rules for salaried employees?
You should speak with a lawyer familiar with labor and employment laws. FLSA might apply. You might be misclassified. Happens all the time.
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You should speak with a lawyer familiar with labor and employment laws. FLSA might apply. You might be misclassified. Happens all the time.
I would suggest to you, no. Florida has laws pertaining to paychecks. Perhaps the FLSA or 448.08 might apply.
Sounds like you need to speak with an attorney who knows employment law and also workers compensation perhaps.
You might want to pull the credit report to see what derogatory remarks exist. There are legal options you have to deal with those matters. And,...
Seems to me you should consult with an attorney who knows wage and hour laws.
Has the statute of limitations ran on your case?
You should speak with an Workers Compensation attorney to get to the bottom of this and get your questions addressed.
Florida law has statutes that pertaining to getting paid for the work you do. Federal law may also apply. You ought to look for an attorney who...
I suspect that would depends on the nature and level of proof you have to offer in support of your case. It might be a good idea to post more...
Is the company publicly traded? If so, you might be able to locate the "powers that be" on yahoo finance.