List of Articles

Wages

Hundreds of our articles and comments have been published by newspapers and magazines across the country, including Time Newsweek, the Wall Street Journal's National Business Employment Weekly, Los Angeles Times and the Orange County Register. They are available for free in our Mission Viejo office. This is a list of the articles available in our lobby. You can also access the highlighted ones individually on-line.

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Category	Title	Date	Publication

Wages	Staff Deserves 2 Breaks a Day Under the Law	10/28/1996	O.C. Register
Wages	Employer is Required to Give Them a Break	11/16/1997	L.A. Times
Wages	Vacation Pay Changes May Be Improper	2/12/2001	O.C. Register
Wages	All Employees Get 2 Breaks Daily, by Law	4/28/1997	O.C. Register
Wages	Security Worker in Bind Over Legal Break Time	10/27/1997	O.C. Register
Wages	Rules for Workbreaks are Clear	9/25/1995	L.A. Times
Wages	Employer Holds Most Cards on Vacation	3/18/2002	O.C. Register
Wages	Company is Bending Rules on Breaks	2/24/2003	O.C. Register
Wages	Sick Time May Be Payable on Termination	7/29/2002	O.C. Register
Wages	Sick-Leave Payoffs are Taxable	12/17/2001	O.C. Register
Wages	To Collect Retirement, You Must Retire	10/8/2001	O.C. Register
Wages	Use-It-Or-Lose-It Vacation Policies Illegal	6/3/2002	O.C. Register
Wages	Meal Periods Vary With Employee Status	2/19/2001	O.C. Register
Wages	Employers Have Discretion Over Time Off	8/5/2002	O.C. Register
Wages	Illegal to Combine Meal & Rest Breaks	11/19/2001	O.C. Register
Wages	Company Can Enforce Its Holiday Policy	2/10/2003	O.C. Register
Wages	Dictating Vacation May Preserve Jobs	9/10/2001	O.C. Register

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