Alissa sued the club, claiming that its payment to dancers like her violated the minimum wage requirements contained within both federal (Fair Labor Standards Act) and state (New Jersey
Wage Payment Law) statutes.
Based on this alleged misclassification, the Salespeople claimed that there were violations of the state's
wage payment laws, including minimum wage and overtime requirements, and other penalties for the misclassification.
Not exact matches
For those worried about a shift to an alternative
payment culture to circumvent this rule should it become
law, there is also a provision that «no member of staff in an organisation should receive an annual bonus exceeding the annual
wage of the lowest paid worker in that organisation».
Schulz, who has
waged court battles against the SAFE Act gun control
law, pork barrel spending and tax policies, believes Silver should reimburse taxpayers for the money he authorized in 2012 when the
payment was made to two staffers who said Lopez harassed them.
Texas does allow
wage garnishment for some debts, specifically, those for child support
payments, certain IRS tax debts (which are garnished under federal
wage garnishment
laws), and student loan debts.
Common legal issues relate to the amount of
payment,
wage and hour
laws, back salary, employment related injuries, and wrongful termination.
The
Wage and Hour Division of the Department of Labor are responsible for administering and enforcing this
law, and can order
payment of back wages, file lawsuits for back wages and issue injunctions for FSLA violations.
Those same provisions also apply to any required
payment of overtime wages, as the Missouri overtime
laws are payable under the state minimum
wage law.
Three of the primary things that these
laws require are overtime pay, a minimum
wage, and regular
payment of wages.
Mateo - Harris has extensive experience defending employers in litigation at both the state and federal court level through trial and appeal, including in restrictive covenant and contract - and tort - based actions, as well as with respect to alleged violations of
wage payment and equal employment opportunity
laws.
So, an employee working in New Jersey, who believes she is due (a)
payment for accrued but unused vacation, and (b) was also denied the legal minimum hourly
wage, can file a legal claim using New Jersey
law against an employer headquartered in Massachusetts, even if she signed an agreement that said, in effect, «I promise to use only Massachusetts
law to resolve any and all disputes.».
Sales associate is not entitled to attorney fees due to the withholding of commissions owed (Labor
Law § 198 [1 - a]-RRB-, because there is no claim of a violation of Labor
Law Article 6 requiring
wage payment and minimum
wage.