PART TWO OF EMPLOYEER DEDUCTING FROM SECOND CHECK?

I UNDERSTAND THAT YES THEY CAN DO WHAT THEY DID. THERE ARE FIVE EMPLOYEES WHO ALL DO THE CLEANING AS A SECOND JOB. THERE IS ONLY ONE OF US WHO HAS A PAY PLAN FOR THE CLEANING. IT STATES HOUSEKEEPING/MAINTANCE AND A DOLLAR AMOUNT TO BE PAID A WEEK. NOTHING ABOUT HOURS EXPECTED OR JOB DUTIES. THE REST HAVE VERBAL AGREEMENTS. NOTHING IN WRITTING. EACH OF US WORKS FOR THE SAME COMPANY BUT DIFFERENT STORES EACH STORE DOES HAVE ITS OWN TAX ID NUMBER. AND AFTER A YR IN JANUARY I HAVE NEVER BEEN ASKED TO SHOW A TIME CARD FOR HOURS WORKED WHILE CLEANING. AND OUT OF THE FIVE OF US MY PAYCHECK SEEMS TO BE THE ONLY ONE THAT THE OVERTIME LAW SEEMS TO APPLY. TO DATE NONE OF THE OTHERS HAVE BEEN SHORTED ANY MONEY FOR NOT WORKING THE FORTY HOURS ONE THE FIRST JOB. SHOULD I BE PUNCHING IN ONE TIME CARD? ONE MORE THING THEY ONE PERSON THAT HAS WRITTEN PAY PLAN IS THE ONLY MAN.
THANK YOU FOR PROMPT ANSWERS THE FIRST TIME.
LORI

1 answer  |  asked Nov 10, 2009 3:28 PM [EST]  |  applies to Ohio

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Bruce Elfvin
Lori,

I can only reiterate that you need to see an employment attorney and go over all of the details. It is impossible in answering a question to assume that the facts, such as why does the only man have a written pay plan? The work performed in cleaning does not have a different meaning than other work for the same employer.

So, please select an employment attorney to discuss this with near you and determine whether this is a case or not under the rules and regulations. You can select an employment attorney near you at: www.oelasmart.net/directory

posted by Bruce Elfvin  |  Nov 11, 2009 10:39 AM [EST]

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