Is it legal to have a mandatory tip share that is allocated for the back of the house employees?
There are multiple issues in your question. First, whether the employer can force you to pay the wages of other employees, and second whether the...
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There are multiple issues in your question. First, whether the employer can force you to pay the wages of other employees, and second whether the...
Overtime is calculated on a work week basis. It does not matter how often you are paid. If you work more than 40 hours in a single work week, and...
If your employer's actions attributed more earnings than you were actually paid, you may have a wage claim. There are several ways that you could...
If you are able to prove that you are due the vacation wages at separation from employment, you may also be due penalty wages, costs and attorney...
I am not sure I completely understand your question, but this may help. Under Oregon law, an employer may only deduct for taxes if it is required...
While you and your employer can negotiate your wage rates, your employer cannot do so for improper reasons. In other words, the reason for the...
If you remain due wages, you may be able to recover double your wages, plus costs and attorney fees allowing you to retain an attorney.
When unemployment denies your benefits you can appeal that denial. You will then get the chance to put on your evidence (often it is your...
Often where a hostile working environment exists, whether you have been wrongfully discharged or not, employers often fail to pay wages...
He can also file a claim with the Labor Board, or file a wage claim. If he chooses to file a wage claim he could get double the amount due, plus...