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How Do I File A Wage Claim?

An employee who believes that his or her employer has failed to pay wages or benefits may file a complaint with the Wage and Hour Division. A complaint must be filed within 12 months of the alleged violation. The Wage and Hour Division tries to complete investigations within 90 days. If a claim cannot be informally resolved, the Wage and Hour Division will issue a written determination that the employee or employer may appeal. A hearing before an administrative law judge will be scheduled. The Wage Complaint form and instructions are available by clicking on the links below: CIS BWUC Employment Wage Complaint Instructions CIS BWUC Employment Wage Complaint

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Q: When Does My Last Paycheck Have To Be Paid To Me?
A: Your employer must pay you by your next scheduled payday. More
Q: Is My Employer Required To Provide Lunch Or Rest Breaks?
A: For workers 18 years or older there is no state law that requires that an employer give you breaks and/or lunches. Minor workers may not work more than 5 hours … More
Q: Is There A Limit On The Number Of Hours I Can Be Scheduled To Work In A Week?
A: No, your employer has the right to schedule however they feel they need you. The employer may ask you to come in when needed or send you home when work is slow and … More

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How Do I File A Wage Claim?

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