California Wage Claim Calculator
Estimate what an employer owes for unpaid wages in California, including the penalties that often exceed the wages themselves.
What this covers
- Unpaid straight-time and overtime at one-and-a-half or double time
- Missed meal and rest breaks at one hour of pay per day per category (Labor Code section 226.7)
- Waiting-time penalty of up to thirty days of wages after separation (section 203)
- Wage-statement penalties for inaccurate pay stubs (section 226(e))
- Ten percent annual prejudgment interest
California wage claims can be filed with the Labor Commissioner or in court. Deadlines run from three to four years depending on the claim.
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