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California turns up the heat on Employers who intentionally engage in wage theft: wage theft is now punishable as a felony.

California turns up the heat on Employers who intentionally engage in wage theft: wage theft is now punishable as a felony.

Employers may now face felony charges (grand theft) for an employee's unpaid wages.

Employers, EmploymentKathleenSeptember 9, 2022wage theft, minimum wage, felony, ab 1003, grand theft of wages, Labor Commissioner, California Labor Comissioner, unpaid wages, rest and meal breaks, Employee lawsuit, employer wage theft, paycheck, payroll, pay stubs

California minimum wage and seasonal employment

California minimum wage and seasonal employment

California's minimum wage law is a minefield for employers which leads to big financial penalties and the dreaded payroll audit.

EmploymentWilliam BaileyMay 19, 2020minimum wage, payroll, audit, Labor Commissioner, employer, seasonal employment