Legal Question in Employment Law in New York
i worked in a prevaling wage jobe i was paid the wright rate less the taxes but never received the the benefits that i was owed i don' t work ther by two weeks what should i do
Asked on 3/02/12, 7:09 am
1 Answer from Attorneys
Leon Greenberg
Leon Greenberg Professional Corporation
Prevailing wage rates are required to include the "benefit" value, usually expressed as a "supplement" to the hourly wage rate. That "supplement" can be paid in wages (subject to taxes) or paid to a benefit fund (typically union benefit fund) for the employee. If the "supplement" amount was never paid to you, you would have a legal right to pursue payment of that amount. Feel free to contact me to discuss, I handle these sort of cases in New York and am licensed to practice law in New York. 800-257-4841
Answered on 3/02/12, 11:04 am
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