I was fired
On April 13, 2007 I was fired after asking for a raise. I still have 2 weeks pay coming. Do I have to wait until payday?
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Read More Answered By: Amy Kleinpeter |
Re: I was fired No, you should receive all wages owed on your last day of work.
You are owed penalties for each day this pay is late -- you can file a complaint yourself with the Labor Commissioner.
-- Amy Kleinpeter |
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