Q: Former employer will not mail me my last pay stub after quitting
Hello I had a question I requested several times after I left employment hearing today and from the looks of it they are refusing to mail it to me. Is there a way I can force them to send it to me because I am not sure they are paying me the correct hours which was sent pass 72 hours after I quit. Also Under California Labor Code section 227.3, unless otherwise provided by a collective bargaining agreement, an employee who is terminated without having taken all accrued vacation time must be paid for the vacation time as wages to his final rate of pay. Which I did not receive at all my employer lied at the hearing and said that the pay stub that says $1000 bonus was my accured vacation however the amount does not equal what is owed to me. Plus the pay-stub stating bonus does not have how many vacation hours I accured or how much my rate is.
A: Labor section 226 requires employers to give its employees a pay stub each time that wages are paid (including the final time wages are paid). Furthermore, these pay stub must contain nine different categories for information. For for information on pay stubs, please visit -- http://employerdefenseattorney.com/itemized-wage-statements/
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