My company is forcing me to work off the clock, what should I do?
Employers are generally required to compensate an hourly employee for all the time that the employee is under the control of the employer,...
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Employers are generally required to compensate an hourly employee for all the time that the employee is under the control of the employer,...
In addition to other requirements concerning an employee's duties , a salaried employee must also earn a monthly salary equivalent to at least...
Notwithstanding the limited information provided in your question, it looks as you have at least two possible claims against your employer. ...
California Labor Code section 204, in relevant part, provides: "Labor performed between the 1st and 15th days, inclusive, of any calendar month...
California statute requires that employers permit nonexempt employees to take a rest period based on the number of hours worked daily. An...
I agree with Mr. Gentry's comments. I would like to add that the statute of limitations for unpaid wages under California statute is three (3)...
All of the current California Industrial Wage Order define "hours worked" with the same expansive language. Specifically, the IWC Wage Orders...
The Statute of Limitations for unpaid wages under California statute is three (3) years. However, depending on the circumstanes the statute of...