Wage Theft means any action by an employer that secures performance of a service by agreeing to provide compensation for the service and, after the service is rendered, fails to make full payment.
Wage Theft means a violation of R.C. § 4113.15, R.C. § 4111, Oh. Const. Art II, Sec. 34a; R.C. Chapters 4109 or 4115; R.C. §§ 4113.17, 4113.18, 4113.52, or 4113.61; or a violation of any substantially equivalent federal or state law, as any of these laws may be amended or superseded.
Wage Theft means a violation of the Ohio Prompt Pay Statute,
Examples of Wage Theft in a sentence
Any Person/Substantial Owner, who fails to comply with Cook County Wage Theft Ordinance, may request that the Chief Procurement Officer grant a reduction or waiver in accordance with Section 34-179(d).
Effective May 1, 2015, every Person, including Substantial Owners, seeking a Contract with Cook County must comply with the Cook County Wage Theft Ordinance set forth in Chapter 34, Article IV, Section 179.
More Definitions of Wage Theft
Wage Theft means a violation of the Ohio Prompt Pay Statute, O.R.C. 4113.15; the Ohio Minimum Fair Wage Standards Act, O.R.C. Chapter 4111; Ohio’s Minimum Wage Constitutional Amendment, Section 34a of Article II of the Ohio Constitution; O.R.C. Chapters 4109 or 4115; O.R.C. Sections 4113.17, 4113.18, 4113.52, or 4113.61; any federal statute or regulation comparable to the aforementioned Ohio statutes; any statute or regulation of another state that may apply to a particular agreement; or the city’s living wage requirements in Cincinnati Municipal Code Chapter 317; or any successor to any of these laws or regulations
Wage Theft any action by an employer that secures performance of a service by agreeing to provide compensation for the service and, after the service is rendered, fails to make full payment.
Wage Theft means a violation of the Pennsylvania Wage Payment and Collection Law, Act of July 14, 1961, P.L. 637, No. 329, as amended, or a violation of the Pennsylvania Minimum Wage Act, Act of Jan. 17, 1968, P.L. 11, No. 5, as amended, or any other federal or state law regulating the payment of wages, where the work is performed in Philadelphia or the employment contract underlying the violation is made in Philadelphia.
Wage Theft means any violation of sections 27, 27F, 27G, 27H, 148, 148A, 148B,
Wage Theft means intentionally stealing or depriving a worker of reaping their full and appropriate wage (money earned) and/or benefits.
Wage Theft means intentionally stealing or depriving a worker of reaping their full and appropriate wage (money earned) and/or benefits. “Youth” means a person who is legally eligible to work but is under 25 years of age.
Wage Theft means a violation of the Ohio Prompt Pay Statute, RC 4113.15; the Ohio Minimum Fair Wage Standards Act, RC Chapter 4111; Oh. Const. Art. II, Sec. 34a; RC Chapters 4109 or 4115; RC 4113.17, 4113.18, 4113.52 or 4113.61; or a violation of any substantially equivalent federal or state law; as any of these laws may be amended or superseded.