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I didn’t say “no rest breaks” would be in a written contract. The first three or four jobs I had, there was no written contract. Illegal aliens somehow manage
by CheezeIt 5y ago
I didn’t say “no rest breaks” would be in a written contract. The first three or four jobs I had, there was no written contract.
Illegal aliens somehow manage to have agreements with people paying them money. Lawmakers disagreeing with your terms of employment doesn’t have any bearing on the meaning of “theft”.
The fact that you’re coming up with such convoluted legalistic reasoning shows what a lie it is.
- fisherjeff 5y agoNot sure why you’re so hung up on the “theft” part of this. Look, you worked some amount of time for which federal law says you must be paid but you weren’t. Even if you agreed to those terms, implicitly or explicitly in a verbal or written contract, it’s absolutely still illegal. So someone is in possession of wages to which you are (and, very explicitly, they are not) legally entitled. You can come up with whatever term you like for this situation but personally I think “theft” is remarkably straightforward and appropriate.