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Massachusetts Pay Issue

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jb1276

Junior Member
i get an hourly base pay plus commison. i sell electronics at sears. i used to get 7.00 hr plus different % based on the different things i sold that week. but they started giving me 6.00 but didn't tell me i found out on my pay check
 

pattytx

Senior Member
No, Massachusetts law requires that you be notified of a decrease in pay before the hours are worked at the new rate. You can file a claim with the state Attorney General's office, which serves the function of the Dept. of Labor in MA.
 

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