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Overtime, Minimum Wage, Unpaid Commissions and other “Wage Theft” claims have become the most common methods of employer theft in this country. Each one of these claims has different components and variables so we will discuss each one separately. Let’s start with the most common one- overtime. THE BASICS OF AN OVERTIME CLAIM The most common principle of law known to most employees is the general statement that if an “employee works over forty (40) hours a week for a covered employer, they are entitled to be paid time and one half or overtime for any hours worked over forty.” So why do things always get so complicated? That’s because if you take a closer look at the words in bold above, there are different factors that need to be addressed so that employees know whether they are entitled to overtime pay.

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THE INDUSTRIES WITH THE MOST COMMON OVERTIME VIOLATIONS

Certain industry employers are more likely to violate the overtime laws than others. The most common ones we run into are as follows: RESTAURANT AND SERVICE INDUSTRY EMPLOYEES CONSTRUCTION WORKERS OR LABORERS HOME HEALTH CARE AIDES LIMOUSINE DRIVERS HOSPITAL EMPLOYEES MEDICAL SUPPORT STAFF IT HELP DESK EMPLOYEES SALESPEOPLE COMPUTER MAINTENANCE NETWORK REPAIR WORKERS BOOKKEEPERS JUNIOR ACCOUNTANTS PARALEGALS SECRETARIES ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS

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  • overtime claims;
  • minimum wages;
  • unpaid commission claims;
  • high level executive employment agreement disputes;
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  • sex discrimination and sexual harassment cases;
  • age discrimination cases;
  • national origin discrimination cases;
  • sexual orientation discrimination cases;
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