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Employer not paying salary on time
Asked on Jun 07th, 2017 on Labor and Employment - California
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My employer is not payment my wages on timely manner. He use to hold one month pay but now he is holding for two months. That too only when you keep asking him everyday. I could have easily switched but he holds lot of money from all my previous pay checks which he promised me to pay as bonus or perdim. I did not request this but he himself paid fixed pay instead hours you worked. Now please advise how I can proceed leagally without loosing my money. Thanks in advance.
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Wage disputes are always tough. If you complain, do you get fired? If you don't complain, you keep getting shafted. Hopefully you've kept your resume up to date and are looking for other options b/c this employer isn't one you want to keep working for if they play games with your paycheck. You could complain to the California department of labor or the federal department of labor. Each has a wage and hour division. One thing employers don't want is the government looking into their wage practices. You could give your employer an ultimatum -- pay me correctly and on time or you'll file a complaint.
Answered on Jun 08th, 2017 at 6:41 AM