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this post was submitted on 12 Dec 2025
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You should probably talk to an attorney who's knowledgable about labor law. This happened to me, and I could never get anywhere with it.
I second this. It's also a good idea to start keeping copies of your time cards and / or creating handwritten (and dated) records of your duties. It is my unferstanding that handwritten and dated notes tend to have a decent amount of legal weight in terms of credibility. This SHOULD make your lawyers job easier.
Alright. Thank you. I hope legal aid has one.