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Fact Sheet
Lost Your Job? Your Rights and Benefits
You may have specific rights, depending on how you lost your job. Here are answers to some of most common concerns faced by newly unemployed workers.
Fact Sheet
Unemployment Insurance – Overview
External resource on how to qualify for unemployment benefits, the steps to register and apply for unemployment, how certify your benefits, and how to manage your claim.
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Unemployment Insurance – Are You Eligible?
Determine if you are eligible for Unemployment Insurance (external resource).
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Minimum Wage Protections in California
A resource on minimum wage laws that protect employees by making sure that employers pay a minimum hourly rate for all the hours that employees work.
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Overtime in California
A resource on overtime pay in California, which is 1.5 times an employee's regular rate of play.
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Exemptions from Overtime Pay
A summary of when workers are unable to get overtime pay.
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Rest Breaks and Meal Breaks
A resource on rest and meal breaks under California law and what to do if your employer refuses to provide proper breaks.
Fact Sheet
Misclassification of Employees As Independent Contractors
Many low-wage workers in California and across the country are treated and paid by their employers as independent contractors, but are in fact employees under the law.
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Your Right to Get Paid in Full When Your Job Ends
A resource on your rights to get paid in full when your job ends.
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