Legal Question in Employment Law in Massachusetts

Final settlements from Employer
Hi,

I recently resigned a company and they owe me final settlements of $4500 dollars. My employer says that i am $4000 liable to them becuase i gave them only two weeks notice instead of 4 weeks notice. They are telling that i have signed a contract which makes me $4000 liable to them. I am sure i have not signed any such contract and asked for a copy of contract and the clause which states this information. I haven't got back any response from my employer after repeated remainders. Is there any way i can sue them on my final settlements. Thank you.

Asked on 11/02/07, 2:43 pm

Christopher Vaughn-Martel Charles River Law Partners, LLC

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Re: Final settlements from Employer

You may have a claim under Massachusetts's Wage Act, depending on the specific facts of your situation.

You are entitled to your employee records, including any contracts you allegedly signed, by law.

Please feel free to contact me if you would like a consultation.

Answered on 11/02/07, 4:03 pm

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