The right to a proper wage is the law

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FIRST CONTACT TAKES ABOUT FIVE MINUTES

Tell us how you worked and how you were paid.

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A few facts are enough to begin. A lawyer reads them, checks the time limits, and explains a practical next step.

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  • You do not need pay stubs or exact dates to start.
  • Wages are owed no matter your immigration status.
  • Punishing a worker for complaining about pay is illegal. If you still work there, tell us before you raise it at work.
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