Phoenix, AZ asked in Workers' Compensation for Arizona

Q: I worked for two different jobs and both I have not been paid for now I'm getting a run around on both

First job I started in November and quit mid December still have not been paid I'm in contact with the boss but keep getting the run around. Second job I started in January worked for three and half days and was fired for informing the boss I'd be eventually be putting in my two weeks they cut a check but my hours were very incorrect. I did not accept the check and I'm still waiting for payment for my time and work. My question is would either of these be a good case or grounds to sue?

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Joel Friedman
Joel Friedman
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  • Workers' Compensation Lawyer
  • Phoenix, AZ
  • Licensed in Arizona

A: Good afternoon. You are on a question page for workers' compensation cases, claims for benefits related to a work injury. You are describing a basic employment, wage and hour, issue. You should ask your same question to a different group of lawyers at Justia, specifically under a category for employment law

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