Can a small Calif, Co. inc. operate without written policy/rules given to the worker?

You're kidding, right? You want this answered on a public website?

Seriously, go to the California Employment Lawyers Assn's website, www.cela.org. Find an attorney in your community who is skilled and experienced in labor and employment matters, and in particular, wage and hour matters. Make an appointment, and pay a modest fee to that attorney to advise you. If there are several of you, the cost should be very modest, if any.

Your facts are far too complicated to hazard what could only be a guess as to what your situation is. Lawyers are paid to analyze complex facts in relation to their knowledge of the law and apply those principles of law to the facts. Yet your facts do not disclose enough information to know what type of wage and hour violations might be implicated!
An attorney will ask you the right questions to tease out what violations if any might be involved.

posted by Janet M. Koehn  |  Dec 11, 2010 01:16 AM [EST]