Wage & Hour Law
California's wage & hour laws establish standards for working hours, overtime, minimum pay, and employee breaks.
Legal Protections
Employers must comply with wage laws and provide mandated rest and meal breaks for:
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Employees Working Overtime: Over 8 hours per day or 40 hours per week.
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Non-Exempt Employees: Ensuring proper classification and compensation.
Common Violations
Employers may try to avoid wage obligations by:
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Misclassifying Workers: Incorrectly classifying non-exempt workers as exempt or independent contractors.
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Off-the-Clock Work: Compelling employees to work without compensation.
Legal Recourse
Employees have the right to pursue legal action for wage violations without fear of retaliation from their employers. FairWork Legal Group can assist you in addressing wage & hour issues and seeking rightful compensation.