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I live, work in California signed a non-compete with a previous employer that is based in Michigan. Can they enforce it?
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Answered on October 10, 2013
Except in very limited circumstances, non-compete clauses are invalid in California, regardless of where the employer is based. They can not...
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How long is my statue of limitation to when employers did not provide breaks and mealtime?
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Answered on October 09, 2013
I agree with Mr. Kane. If you file a lawsuit in court, you should be able to reach back to four years preceding the filing of the lawsuit. You may...
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I am a non-profit employer in CA. I have an hourly employee I want to move to salary. How do I ensure I am doing this legally?
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Answered on October 09, 2013
You are wise to seek an attorney's guidance on this issue. Much litigation arises as a result of employers' failure to perform proper due...
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Can employers force me to take an unpaid meal break in CA if I only work 5 or 6 hours?
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Answered on October 08, 2013
Generally, the meal period may be waived where the employee works 6 hours or less. However, this waiver must be pursuant to the "mutual consent of...
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What are some of violation if my employer does not give breaks and mealtime?
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Answered on October 07, 2013
If your employer fails to provide you with meal periods as required by California law, the employer must pay you a penalty of one hour of pay for...
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In the labor case, what does it mean I can claim up to three years for not getting breaks and meal time. When does it start?
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Answered on October 07, 2013
For wage and hour claims in California, you may generally reach back up to four years by filing a lawsuit. So, if you were to file your lawsuit...
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I work 60 to 70 hours a week. I am not allowed to take a break nor hire or fire people I am a manager help! I can't go on!!!!
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Answered on October 06, 2013
The answer to your question is a resounding NO. If you are performing mostly non-managerial tasks then you have likely been mis-classified as an...
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Can I force company to pay for overtime?
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Answered on September 24, 2013
The company must pay you overtime for work over 8 hours/day or 40 hours/week. Period. The California Labor Code specifically provides that an...
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Are salary employee's entitled to overtime pay?
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Answered on September 09, 2013
The short answer to your question is, it depends. Many employers think that as long as they pay an employee a "salary," then they don't need to...
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My manager/District Manager and Vice President make me work off the clock. How can I report this??
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Answered on September 04, 2013
Forcing you and other employees to work off-the-clock is ILLEGAL. You should consult with an experienced employment lawyer right away, as it sounds...
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