08Jan
Use of Unregistered Acronym on Paychecks Violates Labor Code Section 226
The California Legislature has enacted strict requirements regulating the content that appears on employee wage statements. Labor Code section 226 sets forth the requirements in an extensive list, such as the requirements that the wage statement show...
By:
Haight Brown & Bonesteel LLP
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