Unfair Labor
Federal labor laws outline guidelines that employers must follow when employing a person or persons. These federally mandated and
legally protected guidelines include safe working conditions, the length of the work week, the minimum age of employees and the
minimum wage that an employee must be paid per hour of work.
Unfair Labor Facts:
- If your working conditions are below government regulated standards, you may be a victim of unfair labor practices.
- If your work week is longer than government regulated standards, you may be a victim of unfair labor practices.
- If you are not being paid minimum wage, or if you are being discriminated against due to age, you may be a victim of unfair labor practices.
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