Legal Question in Employment Law in California

I received an offer letter that states I am non-exempt and salaried yet entitled to overtime. My employer has stated I am not eligible for overtime. My employer has also reclassified me as exempt without notice.

Asked on 2/07/24, 5:20 pm

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