Legal Question in Employment Law in California
when I was working for my former employer as a loss prevention agent. I was to travel from one site to the next after 4 hours of workI was told to take my lunch and be at the next site by 30 minutes from the time I left the other site, for example if I left at 4pm I was to return to the other site by 4:30pm it takes me 15-20 minutes to drive from one location to the next depending on where I was placed. so I really didnt get a proper lunch. nor did I get paid to travel to and from sites, can I sue?
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1 Answer from Attorneys
Yes, you would have a claim based on the facts presented in your question, for unpaid wages as well as failure to provide meal periods.
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