Justice Law Corporation
Employment firm representing California and Washington workers on meal and rest breaks, discrimination, harassment, unpaid wages, and employment class actions, with Spanish service.
Pasadena wage questions: map actual work locations and dates, check the applicable local standard and organize hours across city boundaries.
An employer’s Pasadena mailing address does not settle coverage under the city’s minimum wage ordinance. Work actually performed in Pasadena for an employer based elsewhere can also need review. The city’s minimum wage page (www.cityofpasadena.net) explains its hours-based coverage condition and links current notices. A Los Angeles city wage table is not a substitute.
For shifts across stores, clients or job sites, build a dated location record with arrival, departure, scheduled and actual hours. Use street addresses where possible: “near Pasadena” leaves the city boundary unresolved. Save original schedules, time records, work instructions and pay statements so counsel can identify which rules apply to which hours.
A claim spanning a wage increase needs the standard in effect when the work occurred, rather than today’s rate throughout. An occupation or industry may require a separate check. Itemize regular pay, overtime, breaks, expenses and tips, including amounts received, instead of presenting one unexplained total.
Read the state’s wage claim instructions (www.dir.ca.gov) if considering an administrative claim. Ask who will calculate the claim, file it and handle the employer’s response. Bring receipts from any city or state submission already made so the firm can coordinate the work.
Employment firm representing California and Washington workers on meal and rest breaks, discrimination, harassment, unpaid wages, and employment class actions, with Spanish service.
Employee-side employment law firm representing California workers in wrongful termination, wage-and-hour, discrimination, harassment, retaliation, and protected-leave matters.
Pasadena-headquartered firm that represents only employees, handling California employment claims such as wrongful termination, discrimination, harassment and wage-and-hour disputes, along with workers' compensation cases.
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