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Employee wages, hours, and overtime pay are generally covered by the California Labor Law. Under California Law, employers are required to pay their employees a "minimum wage," and overtime wages when an hourly “non-exempt” employee works more than 8 hours a day or 40 hours in one week. Many employees lose their overtime by employers who have misclassified them as an “exempt” or an independent contractor. This misclassification robs the employee of wages they deserve.

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Bill Daniels | Law Offices helps individuals tackle companies that intimidate employees and ignore their lawful obligations, including California’s wage and hour law, strict rules on overtime, and meals and breaks. As a cutting edge law firm in this area of law, we have earned our reputation as the employment law attorneys dedicated to providing employees with passionate and aggressive representation. Attorneys turn to Bill Daniels | Law Offices to help with the best possible resolution to their problem cases.

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