Part-Time Employees
When you are hired at a company as an employee, you may be offered either a full-time or a part-time position. Depending on the type of position, there are different standards which a company must follow to ensure they are legally compliant with state and federal employment laws.
Our Austin employment attorneys of The Melton Law Firm, are here to support you if you feel that your rights have been violated as an employee, whether you are part-time or full-time. If your employer has committed a wage violation against you, you may be eligible to pursue financial compensation for the injustices done to you. Contact us at 512-330-0017 today to learn how we can help you.
Rules by which Companies Must Abide
Part-time employees have a different set of legal regulations which their employers must follow in order for them to not be violating their employee rights. Some of these requirements include:
- Part-time employees must not work more than 29 hours per week
- If a part-time employee exceed 29 hours in a week, they must be compensated with overtime pay for those hours
- If a part-time employee consistently works over 29 hours each week, it is likely that they deserve to receive benefits, such as health care
If your employer has violated any of the above standards, it is in your best interest to contact a qualified Austin employment lawyer who can advise you on your legal rights.
Contact Us
At The Melton Law Firm, our Austin employment lawyers believe that you deserve to fight for compensation when your employment rights have been violated. Contact our knowledgeable and experienced attorneys by calling 512-330-0017.