Legal Question in Employment Law in California
When employer receives subsistence payment from a California state department for each employee that it is needed for. Can the employer keep part off the payment?
Asked on 12/21/12, 9:57 am
1 Answer from Attorneys
You would have to explan why the employer would be reciving subsistence payments from a state department. Subsistence payments are made under union agreements with employers and/or prevailing wage laws, and are made from the employer to the employee, not from the state to the employer.
Answered on 12/23/12, 9:15 am
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