Seattle Unpaid Job Wages Lawyers

If your wages have been withheld or remain unpaid, your employer has probably violated the law, and it is your right to bring a legal action against him or her and recover the wages that you are owed. Our Washington employment and labor law firm is located in Seattle, and our wage dispute lawyers are committed to representing the rights of clients throughout the State of Washington. If you have been denied wages by your employer in Washington, please contact a Washington unpaid wage lawyer at Teller & Associates to discuss your employment law case.

If you have been denied over $10,000 in wages by your employer in Washington State, contact us immediately. At Teller & Associates our Seattle employment lawyers understand that you have worked hard to earn your pay, and we will aggressively represent you in your unpaid wage lawsuit. It is our goal to recover for you the money that you are owed by your current or previous employer and show that person that they will be penalized for violating Washington State labor and wage laws. Under Washington State law, in some circumstances, the individual owners and some managers of the company may be personally responsible for your unpaid wages.

Many employees' wages are illegally withheld by their employers. The following are some examples of unpaid wages situations:

• Nonpayment of agreed upon wages
• Nonpayment of final wages
• Nonpayment of overtime wages
• Nonpayment of worked overtime wages
• Withholding of part of money owed, without your written agreement

The Washington Minimum Wage Act requires all employers to pay employees at least the State minimum wage for hours worked. If you were paid less than the State minimum wage, or have not been paid time and a half for overtime contact a Seattle Washington unpaid wage attorney to recover the unpaid wages that you are owed.

If you are going to file an unpaid wage dispute against your employer, it is very important that you keep track of all your employment-related documents. These documents include detailed time sheets showing all hours worked and your pay stubs showing the amount of hours and rate at which you were paid by your employer. These will help your Washington employment lawyer prove that you are owed wages.

If you or a loved one are currently involved in a pay dispute regarding unpaid wages in Washington, please contact an unpaid wages attorney at Teller & Associates to discuss your case.