I am not paid commission, but forced to meet a sales quota. Is this legal?
I agree with Mr. Kane. No law requires the employer to pay anything more than minimum wage. No law requires the employer to pay commission to sales...
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I agree with Mr. Kane. No law requires the employer to pay anything more than minimum wage. No law requires the employer to pay commission to sales...
I agree with Mr. Harvey. Moreover, I almost never sue individuals except in cases where I need a California resident to keep me out of federal...
I agree with Ms. McCall. The law prohibits discrimination on the basis of marital status. That means it can't discriminate against you because...
I agree with Mr. Botterud and Mr. Kirschbaum. I write only to add that it's not true that "your employer has to give reasonable accommodations . ....
Yes, they can do that and not give benefits. What they may not be able to do is to put you "on call" and not pay you. "On call" rules can be...
It would be important to look at the purchase agreement, but if the liabilities and exposure were intentionally concealed, it may be possible to...
No, it's not legal. California Labor Code §2802 prohibits making the employee the insurer of the employer. In other words, you can't be held...
You are likely an employee, not an independent contractor. That gives you a whole slew of rights. California assumes that workers are employees,...
While I agree with the attorney who suggested contacting a lawyer, I disagree that you can now tack on interest and attorney's fees. Neither...
I suspect that what is going here is that the company is afraid that it violated the Cal-WARN Act, and is trying to cover itself. The Cal-WARN...