San Diego, California Unpaid Overtime LawyersIf you work overtime, you should be paid for it. Some employers mistakenly believe that if you are paid a salary, you are not entitled to overtime pay. In California, this is not necessarily true; in fact, this is a major misconception among employees and employers. According to California Labor Law, all non-exempt employees are entitled to overtime compensation for any hours worked in excess of 8 hours per day or 40 hours per week. This means overtime pay is earned if a single shift exceeds 8 hours, even if less than 40 hours are worked during the week. "Comp time" is not recognized as compensation for overtime. Well Established at Safeguarding Employees' Best InterestsThe attorneys at Emge & Associates practice exclusively in employment and consumer law. We will provide you with a free initial consultation to help obtain the overtime pay you deserve. Employers Accidentally or Intentionally Fail to Pay OvertimeYour employer may accidentally or intentionally be failing to pay you for overtime. Often, businesses find creative ways to justify unpaid overtime. Some tactics include:
Accomplished at Representing Employee Class Action LawsuitsThe attorneys at Emge & Associates have successfully represented large groups of employees in employee class action lawsuits involving unpaid overtime and other related issues. In our experience, when an employee is victimized by violations of federal or California overtime laws, many other employees are probably experiencing the same problem. We have successfully obtained back pay for "tens of thousands" of California employees. Contact Us for a Free ConsultationContact the lawyers in San Diego by e-mail or call 1-866-629-3409 to set up a free consultation and discuss the specifics of your cases. We also provide representation to legal immigrants, who have been denied payment for the overtime they have worked. |
