What is my recourse for non-payment of wages?
I have an employment contract with my employer (who is a start up company) that states my base salary will be increased effective 11-1-00. To date, January 19, 2001, I still have not been paid this money. Additionally, my company could not meet payroll on 1-15-01 and I was one of five people that did not receive any money for time worked. I had no prior notice of this fact, I was notified the day payroll was due. Current amount due to me is around $8,000 and counting. Do I have any recourse? Thank you.
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File a claim with the Labor Commission for unpaid
An available option for you, if you have a clear employment agreement on the terms of wages, is to file a claim with the Labor Commissioner. You can also seek the help of counsel who can pursue your claim against the employer.
Eve Chesbro
posted by Eve Chesbro | Feb 21, 2001 2:01 PM [EST]
An available option for you, if you have a clear employment agreement on the terms of wages, is to file a claim with the Labor Commissioner. You can also seek the help of counsel who can pursue your claim against the employer.
Eve Chesbro
posted by Eve Chesbro | Feb 21, 2001 2:01 PM [EST]
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