EmploymentQuestion 263 of 690
When a contractor obtains workers from a temporary services (staffing) agency, who is generally responsible for paying those workers' wages?
a.The client contractor, monthly
b.The workers themselves
c.The temporary services employer (staffing agency), generally on a weekly basis
d.No one is obligated; payment is optional
Explanation
Under Labor Code §201.3, employees of a temporary services employer must generally be paid weekly by the staffing agency that is their employer of record, regardless of when the client business pays the agency.
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