Legal Question in Employment Law in California

Am I entitled to unpaid sales commissions closed prior to my leaving the company?

When I started at the company we signed a Employment Contract that had the following language in it: If for any reason you are terminated or decide to discontinue your employment with ____, you will not be entitled to any additional commissions after you�ve left the company. Commissions are paid after a candidate has been placed and remains at their new position for a minimum of thirty (30) days of employment which is referred to as the �Guaranty Period�.

Our contracts with the other companies guarantee the new hire will complete the probation period (anywhere from 30-180 days) in order for us to receive full funds. Once a candidate has accepted a position we typically have to wait 30 days or so for them to start their job, then we bill the hospital net 10 or net 30


Asked on 7/28/15, 4:44 pm

1 Answer from Attorneys

Nicholas Spirtos Law Offices of Nicholas B. Spirtos

Probably. You will need to take your agreement to a local employment attorney for a consultation.

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Answered on 7/29/15, 6:39 am


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