By Justin Zelikovitz In Overtime, Suing Your BossPosted November 22, 2024“How Much Am I Owed?” | Ep. 1: The D.C. Dishwasher Who Earns a SalaryWe look at the hypothetical example of a dishwasher who is paid a weekly salary. This is one of the most common types of unpaid overtime cases that we see. READ MORE
By Justin Zelikovitz In Minimum WagePosted July 1, 2023What’s the 2023 Montgomery County Minimum Wage?Employers are required to pay almost all workers the Montgomery County minimum wage. READ MORE
By Justin Zelikovitz In Minimum WagePosted July 1, 2023What is the 2023 D.C. Minimum Wage?Our guide to the local minimum wage laws tells you everything you need to know. READ MORE
By Justin Zelikovitz In Minimum WagePosted July 1, 2023What’s the 2023 Maryland Minimum Wage?Our guide to the 2023 minimum wage in Maryland answers this question and more. READ MORE
By Justin Zelikovitz In Minimum Wage, Suing Your Boss, Wage PaymentPosted January 1, 20232023 Guide to Prevailing Wages for D.C. Construction WorkersConstruction workers in the District of Columbia can sue their employers for unpaid prevailing wages on certain government projects. READ MORE
By Justin Zelikovitz In Minimum WagePosted January 1, 2023What’s the 2023 Prince George’s County Minimum Wage?Since January 1, 2021, the Maryland minimum wage has been higher than the Prince George’s County minimum wage. READ MORE
By Justin Zelikovitz In Minimum Wage, Wage PaymentPosted June 26, 2019D.C. Workers Receive Minimum Wage Increase on July 1, 2019Effective July 1, 2019, the District of Columbia minimum wage increases to $14.00 per hour, up from $13.25. READ MORE
By Justin Zelikovitz In Minimum Wage, Overtime, Wage PaymentPosted June 13, 2019How Tip Credits Work in MarylandIf you have tipped employees, you may be eligible to use tip credits when you run your payroll, if your state allows it—and Maryland does! READ MORE
By Justin Zelikovitz In Minimum Wage, Suing Your Boss, Wage PaymentPosted October 27, 2018D.C. Workers: How to Sue for Your Scale WagesFor public or government projects (schools, museums, courts, etc.), the majority of workers will earn scale wages of more than $20.00 per hour. READ MORE
By Justin Zelikovitz In Minimum WagePosted November 8, 2017Minimum Wage in Montgomery County going to $15.00!!!Score one for the little guy! It looks like Montgomery County workers are finally going to get a $15 minimum wage. READ MORE