According to ORS 652.150 I should receive penalty wages?
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Your wages, under Oreogn law, were due February 3, 2012. If your former employer willfully failed to pay those wages, you are entitled to penalty...
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It depends. There are federal and Oregon state laws (FMLA & OFLA) which protect employees from discrimination based upon illness. There are...
Under Oregon law it depends upon the contract. Often employee handbooks do not address it specifically. The key is generally on whether the right...
Without your signature authorizing it, the employer cannot deduct it from your wages. If it does, then you have a wrongful deduction claim against...
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You can file in small claims court. If the Judge believes your side of the story, you would get a judgment for 1/2 the value of the vehicle. Be...
There is also a contract issue, in that the service provider failed to perform. So you may be able to void the contract and get damages there as...
Contact an attorney. Oregon law provides the employee penalty wages where an employer willfully fails to timely pay all final wages. These...