Course curriculum
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Materials
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What are Wage and Hour (W&H) laws?
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The history of these laws
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The four categories comprising California’s W&H laws
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The many sources of W&H laws: Federal law (FLSA) and the Department of Labor opinions; California Wage Orders and the Labor Code; and interpretations of these laws by the enforcing agency
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The most frequent W&H claims
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Can an employee sue in court for violations of any W&H law?
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Looking at one of the most recent and significant W&H cases: Naranjo v. Spectrum Security Services, Inc.
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The accretive effect of California’s “Pay Stub Law” and “Waiting Time Law”
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How and why are federal laws applicable to California employees?
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What are the key areas they cover?
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What happens if there is a conflict between federal and California law? Isn’t federal law supposed to be “supreme”?
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What are the 17 Wage Orders and what do they pertain to?
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How can employers figure out which Wage Order applies to their enterprise?
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How can employees figure out what Wage Order applies to their jobs?
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Taking a closer look at a few Wage Orders and their key provisions
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What is the significance of distinction?
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What are the primary exempt categories?
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How does one determine whether a certain position is exempt or non-exempt?
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About this course
- $2,000.00
- 24 lessons
- 0 hours of video content