EmploymentQuestion 272 of 690
Which combination of items must a compliant California itemized wage statement include?
a.Only gross wages and the employer's name
b.Only the employee's net pay and bank account number
c.Gross wages, total hours worked, all applicable hourly rates, all deductions, net wages, and the pay-period dates
d.Only the number of overtime hours
Explanation
Labor Code §226 requires a wage statement to show gross wages, total hours worked (for non-exempt employees), all applicable hourly rates and corresponding hours, all deductions, net wages, the pay-period dates, the employee's name and last four SSN digits, and the employer's legal name and address.
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