unpaid wages for “on-call pay” or “standby pay”; Interest on those amounts; and Reasonable attorney’s fees and litigation costs. Employees whose employers do not provide meal or rest breaks as required under wage/hour law are entitled to receive one hour’s pay at their regular rate ...
2023 $15.50 for all employers 2024 $16.00 for all employers In addition, many California localities (city and county) have their own minimum wages. If you work in one of these places, your employer must pay you the higher local minimum wage. California cities with higher minimum wages includ...
Cohen has published the 2023 self-reported payroll data for fairs, expositions and First 5 commissions on the Government Compensation in California website. The data covers 2,230 positions and a total of nearly $64 million in 2023 wages.The newly published data includes 1,364 positions at 20 ...
By dividing the employee’s total wages, not including overtime premium pay, by the employee’s total hours worked in the full pay periods of the prior 90 days of employment; or In the same manner as the employer calculates wages for other forms of paid leave. Timing of Pay: Employers ...
In this case, the Court of Appeal reasoned that the nightclub owner was clearly aware of (if not responsible for) the unpaid wages violation, and thus there was no protected “disclosure.” The California Supreme Court reversed the lower court's decision, finding that a “disclosure” under ...
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The value of a personal injury claim or lawsuit depends on a multitude of factors: the extent of your injuries, your medical expenses, your emotional damages, and more. If you missed work because of an injury, you can seek additional compensation for lost wages. Schedule a consultation with ...
Many California cities have their own minimum wages that employers must pay nonexempt employees for work within city limits. This does not alter the minimum annual salary of $64,480. Some Northern California cities with higher rates include: Belmont ($16.75); Burlingame ($16.47); Cupertino ($...
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Officially, persons are counted as employed if they are working for wages as little as one hour per week. That minimalist definition makes employment statistics appear more positive than reality warrants. Although the federal Bureau of Labor Statistics releases the widely cited official unemployment rat...