My employer owes me $50K and terminated my contract

I have a employment contract with my employer. He terminated the contract
without cause,and has informed me that he was not going to pay $50,000
commissions he owes plus other compensation. What would be the next step.

1 answer  |  asked Mar 15, 2001 8:29 PM [EST]  |  applies to North Carolina

Answers (1)

J. Griffin Morgan
4 steps to take to protect your wage claim

You should:

(1) write a chronology of your employment history with the employer;

(2) make copies of all relevant documents, including employment contracts,
documents supporting your claim of unpaid commissions and compensation;

(3) make a list of potential witnesses (good and bad), include job title,address and phone numbers, with a short summary of what you expect
each witness will say,

(4) then contact a good lawyer with experience in employment law.

You may also want to contact the Wage and Hour Division of the Department of Labor to file a complaint. However, filing a complain with the Department of Labor will not prevent your statute of limitations from running, so you should still explore a possible civil case with your own attorney.

J. Griffin Morgan

posted by J. Griffin Morgan  |  Feb 21, 2001 3:00 PM [EST]

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