Bay Area Construction Company Fined $1.4 Million for Labor Law Violations

California’s Division of Labor Standards Enforcement has issued a $1.4 million fine against a Bay Area construction company for failing to pay its employees the minimum wage and overtime. 

The investigation revealed that the company had violated California labor laws by misclassifying workers as independent contractors and not providing them with proper compensation for their work. The company was also found to have falsified payroll records and failed to provide accurate wage statements. 

The Bay Area labor law violations are the latest example of California’s efforts to crack down on wage theft and worker exploitation. The state has been working to protect workers’ rights and ensure that employers comply with labor laws. The Division of Labor Standards Enforcement is encouraging workers who have been mistreated by their employers to come forward and report any violations.

Labor Law Advocates, a California-based employment law firm, is committed to fighting for the rights of wronged employees. If you believe that your employer has violated labor laws and cheated you out of wages, contact Labor Law Advocates for a free consultation. The firm’s experienced attorneys can help you understand your legal rights and seek justice for any wrongdoing.

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