EmploymentQuestion 32 of 1605
Under California law, construction industry employers must pay employees at least:
a.Weekly
b.Monthly
c.Every two weeks only
d.Biweekly or semimonthly
Explanation
Construction employers are required to pay employees at least every two weeks (biweekly) or twice per month (semimonthly). This is stricter than some other industries.
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