Labor & Employment PracticeMany employers ask that their employees be “on-call.” This usually means the employee is required to make a quick call to check-in to see if they have to come in to work. Most employers assume they don’t have to pay wages for that call, but in California, that widely held belief may be changing.
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Collect Call-in? Posted on: March 07, 2019 In: Labor & Employment
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4 Tips to Get the Most Out of Your Payroll Company Posted on: February 28, 2019 In: Labor & EmploymentPayroll companies are often an invaluable resource in operating your business, but they can also be a source of frustration or, in the worst case scenario, potential legal exposure. Having worked with clients to help resolve payroll issues or defend litigation relating to payroll processing, we have a few helpful tips to ensure that your business is getting the most out of your payroll company and securing compliance with applicable employment laws.
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