EmpleoPregunta 1088 de 1605
A former employee requests copies of their wage statements. The employer:
a.May charge $1,000 for the copies
b.Must first get the employee to sign a non-disclosure agreement
c.May ignore the request entirely
d.Must provide access to or copies of the requested payroll records within the time the law allows
Explicación
Under Labor Code §226(c) and related provisions, employees and former employees may request copies of their wage statements and payroll records, and the employer must comply within the statutory timeframe (generally 21 days for wage statements). Failing to provide them can subject the employer to penalties.
Referencia Legal: Labor Code §226(c); records accessPractica las 1605 preguntas gratis — sin registro.
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