Wage and Hour Attorney

 Bartz Law Group, APC helps employees pursue their rights in court, in arbitration, and before government agencies with Wage & Hour Cases.

We are experienced with California and federal Wage and Hour employment laws, and understand what it takes to file a case and prosecute the case through trial, arbitration or a hearing before a government agency.

Employees depend on their jobs for their livelihood. Employers are often corporations or other businesses with vast resources at their disposal.  As such, employment disputes often pit the employee “David” versus the employer “Goliath.”

California’s Wage and Hour employment laws generously provide employees with rights to fight against employer’s wrongful behavior.  Bartz Law Group, APC assists employees and plaintiffs in all practice areas of California labor law, including Wage & Hour issues:

Wage and hour law

California wage and hour law sets minimum standards for:

Minimum employee pay,

Required employee breaks, and

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