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Pursuant to the Industrial Welfare Commission’s Wage Order 15-2001 which governs household occupations, employers were require to pay their household workers (maids, nannies and caregivers) at least the state's mandated minimum wage (presently $8 per hour, increasing to $9 per hour effective Jan. 1, 2014).
Effective January 1, 2014, AB 241 adds Labor Code [...]
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Existing law sets a minimum wage for all employees in California, with limited exceptions, and prohibits employers, unless specified, from paying less than the state minimum wage (presently $8 per hour, $9 as of Jan 1, 2014). Under existing law, if a California employer fails to pay the minimum wage, without just cause, the employee may file a claim and receive a judgment, for: (1) the unpaid balance of the full amount of the minimum wage, (2) liquidated damages in an amount equal to the wages unlawfully unpaid, [...]
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