Live-in resident managers face a unique challenge: their bosses are often also their landlords. California law requires an individual to live on the premises if a building has sixteen (16) or more units. Cal. Code Regs. tit. 25, § 42. These individuals are often referred to as resident managers. Resident managers carry out various job […]
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Proving Unpaid Wages without Records: A Roadmap for Claims under California and Federal Law
Wage theft, or situations in which an employer fails to pay its employees for some or all of the wages of that they earned, has gotten more attention in recent years. (See, for example, https://www.kqed.org/news/11780059/were-being-robbed-california-employers-who-cheat-workers-often-not-held-accountable-by-state.) This post explores how workers battling wage theft can prevail even when there are no exact records showing how much they are owed.
