Non-exempt employees who work more than 40 hours per work week are required to be paid
time-and-a-half-half for all time worked. This is a simple calculation of [$hourly rate] x 1.5 x
[number of hours worked above 40 per work week]. If you have been paid less than 1.5 times (or
time-and-a-half) your hourly wage for hours worked above 40 in a work week, then you have likely
not been paid in accordance with the FLSA.
Sound familiar? You are not alone. If you
have not been paid time-and-a-half for hours worked in excess of 40 hours per work week, and
you are or were employed by a large company or large corporate employer, then know that there
is a lawyer who may be able to help -- and discuss your case at no charge. Contact us
today.
The consultation is free and confidential. We
work with established class action law firms which may be able to help you through your
employment claim.
Employment Discrimination Claim
An employer’s direct discrimination against an employee based upon sex, age,
race, religion, family status, national origin, military status, disability may manifest itself
in the form of denial of employment, unfavorable treatment, hostile work environment, lower
pay, reduced wage, insults (whether in the form of a joke, parody, or even direct humiliation),
lack of reasonable accommodation, or other, clear, differences compared to other employees.
Such acts are illegal and may entitle the injured employee to compensation. If
you have a serious discrimination claim (one for which you have proof), then contact us today. The
consultation is free and confidential. We work with established class action law firms which
may be able to help you through your employment claim.