I'm a salary employee need to know if im entitled to OT pay
This is a clear cut violation of the law. You are not a salaried employee and you are entitled to meal and rest breaks as well as overtime pay. ...
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This is a clear cut violation of the law. You are not a salaried employee and you are entitled to meal and rest breaks as well as overtime pay. ...
In California non-compete clauses for the most part are not valid. If you have a non-compete agreement from a different state that non-compete may...
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Your boss can't discriminate against you because you are pregnant. Based on what you described he is discriminating against you. This sounds like...
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If you are not feeling comfortable with co-counsel then you may want to talk to another employment attorney to see what your options are. Better...
Everything you just described is illegal. There are several labor code violations including: 1) Not allowing lunch breaks; 2) Not allowing...
An employer can't fire you if the reason they are doing so is in retaliation because of your back injury. The employer also needs to accommodate...
Yes. If you are an employee and not a independent contractor (and by the facts you described you are probably an employee) you can sue for not...
I think she should say to them "Do I really have to file a claim with the Department of Labor in order to get paid?" Maybe that will get them to...
Sounds like a big deduction. I would look at the union contract and see if that provides you the answers to your question. Also, ask co-workers...
You can file a claim with the Department of Labor. The reality is the amount owed is so small you may not want to spend your time and energy on...