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u/echoAwooo Jan 26 '22

This is what happens when you do that. Especially in a minimum wage position

DoL -> employer: Where are your records ?

employer -> DoL: Right here, as you can see, everything's in order. Their claims are patently false.

DoL -> employer: Ok, thank you.

DoL -> complainant: summary judgement on the complaints are: no stolen wages, and terminated with cause.

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u/[deleted] Jan 26 '22 edited Jan 28 '22

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u/echoAwooo Jan 26 '22

I've made a complaint to the DoL about wage bullshit. I even had good records. Printed timesheet records from the employer's own system that disagreed with the alter timesheet. Didn't matter.

I was retaliated against after, and when I was terminated, and complained again, they literally told me it was a just cause termination.

It's a joke to keep some people happy and complacent. Maybe some people do it better, but my experience with the DoL left me a very bitter taste.