is it legal to not pay minimum wage if a person is on commission?
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Read More Answered By: Alden Knisbacher |
No. That is illegal. You can recover the minimum wage plus a penalty of $100 for the first pay period there was a violation and $250 for each of the following pay periods. You can also recover interest, and the employer must re-pay your attorney's fees.
Alden Knisbacher www.knisbachelaw.com
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