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I work 4 a Co. in Wa. I believe I am non-exempt but what can I do? I questioned it years ago & recently brought it up again
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Answered on December 01, 2010
An employee who is improperly classified as exempt may possibly have remedies under the law to collect overtime that should have been paid under a...
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As a barmaid, can my work legally make me pay for a customer's tab if they leave without paying?
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Answered on October 25, 2010
Generally, under Washington law, unless it is your final paycheck and certain other conditions are met, an employer cannot make you pay for a...
Is it legal for a restaurant to be open without a bathroom?
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Answered on August 02, 2010
From an employment law perspective only, it may be a violation of national, state, and/or local workplace safety laws not to provide employees with...
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Can I be fired in the state of WA if my employer thinks I make too much money? I worked like a dog to do the work of two people
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Answered on July 24, 2010
Washington is an "at-will" employment state so unless you had an employment contract or were subject to the terms of a collective bargaining...
Can I withhold a final paycheck if company uniforms have not been returned?
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Answered on July 15, 2010
Beware. Many states have different laws regarding what an employer may or may not deduct from an employee's paycheck and many of the penalties for...
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How long does an employer have to pay you if you were fired
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Answered on June 04, 2010
Please note, however, that some states have different rules. In Oregon, for instance, if an employee is discharged, the final paycheck is due not...
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Answered on May 24, 2010
No. In Washington, the law sets out specific guidelines for when an employee must take his or her 10 minute paid rest breaks and 30 minute unpaid...
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Is it legal to dock an employees pay for damage they cause
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Answered on May 17, 2010
In Oregon, an employer may not dock an employee's pay for damage he or she causes to equipment. However, an employer may discipline an employee...
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