Labor Law

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Filing a Complaint with the Labor Commission

Many feel that because of their immigration status they have no rights to fight for their wages or the wage garnishments from their employers. Employers have a responsibility to their employees and that is the wages for the hours worked, no if's or but's about it. Recently in the Los Angels County area, sweat shops are back on the rise especially in the garment industry. Please contact me for more information in this area of help. 

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Documentation

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1. Keep track of your hours.
2. Keep track of the breaks and lunches missed.
3. Keep names and tittles of all who tell you what to do.
4. Keep labels of whatever brand you work on.
5. Get license plate numbers of owners, managers and supervisors of the company you work for.

Demand Letter

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     I will help you to write and serve a demand letter to your employer requesting your wages and garnishments. I will also investigate your employer and help stop any further fraud. If your employer retaliates against you in any way I will be at your corner to help protect your rights.

Filing the Complaint with the Labor Commission

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When push comes to shove the last resort is filing with the Labor Commission or in Civil Court for your lost wages. I will help you every step of the way through this process.

Also rest assured that there is a team of attorneys who will be willing to jump in to represent you.

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