Legal Question in Employment Law in California

salary caps
does the employer have to avise an employee of a salary cap and if so when?

Asked on 8/17/07, 10:36 am

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Michael Kirschbaum Law Offices of Michael R. Kirschbaum

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Re: salary caps

Not unless there is some contractual issue involved. They only have to tell you what they are paying you now.

Answered on 8/17/07, 1:19 pm

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