Employer did not pay me final paycheck?
Under California Labor Code §201, “If an employer discharges an employee, the wages earned and unpaid at the time of discharge are due and payable...
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Under California Labor Code §201, “If an employer discharges an employee, the wages earned and unpaid at the time of discharge are due and payable...
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It depends. You need to discuss the details of the situation with a plaintiff-side employee rights attorney. If you can prove that the reasons...
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You may have a defamation and/or false light claim against the former employer. The former employer would claim that its communications with your...
I am sorry to hear you were subjected to such despicable harassment. I think your instinct is right that such conduct continues until and unless...
Regardless of how they pay you or claim to pay you, you are not "exempt" from overtime laws, meaning that you are entitled to overtime wages. You...
Under California law, employer is required to provide you access to your personnel records, payroll records, etc. See California Labor Code...
The circumstances of your termination do appear suspicious. If you can prove that your employment was indeed terminated because you complained...
You have not mentioned any indication that the employer acted unlawfully. However, the fact that after 22 years of service you were terminated for...
You need to speak with a plaintiff side employment lawyer to properly evaluate your case. You may have a claim for harassment based on religion if...
You have not provided enough facts for a proper evaluation .... However, if the statement about you having stolen from the former employer is...