Administrative/Regulatory
Aug. 26, 2016
New wage statement law will help rein in litigation
Assembly Bill 2535, which restricts the requirement that total hours worked be included on employee pay stubs, protects employers from needless litigation arising from a reporting requirement that serves no purpose. By Barbara Antonucci




Barbara I. Antonucci
Constangy, Brooks, Smith & Prophete LLPPhone: (415) 918-3000
Email: bantonucci@constangy.com
California Labor Code Section 226 requires that all California employers furnish wage statements (aka pay stubs) to employees at the time of each wage payment. The legislative purpose of the pay stub requirement in Labor Code Section 226 is to provide employees with all the information they need to calculate their wages. Sect...
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