Legal Question in Employment Law in California

need copies of changes pertaining to my employment

i have worked at the same business for the last 19 years. it is a small business but is incorporated... the owner has moved out of state and at the beginning of the year made everyone who worked full time dept. heads with a cap on pay...during the last few months since i am the longest employed person there she has made numerous changes in regards to me alone...she has done this in writing but i have lost several of the copies reporting these changes...am i entitled to ask for copies of these and are they entitled to give them to me and in what time frame?


Asked on 8/19/01, 4:46 pm

1 Answer from Attorneys
Michael Kirschbaum Law Offices of Michael R. Kirschbaum

Re: need copies of changes pertaining to my employment

California law only requires that employers allow you to review your personnel records at reasonable times and places, and to receive copies of documents that you have signed.

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Answered on 8/22/01, 12:54 pm


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