EmploymentQuestion 564 of 1605
Under Labor Code §201.3, a temporary services employer that assigns workers to a contractor must generally pay those workers:
a.Once per month
b.Bi-monthly only
c.Weekly, on a regular designated payday for the calendar week worked
d.Whenever the assignment ends, regardless of length
Explanation
Labor Code §201.3 generally requires temporary services employers to pay weekly, on a regular designated payday, for wages earned in the preceding calendar week. Certain day-laborer and daily assignments must be paid at the end of the day's work.
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