My boss has refused to pay my wages and flights
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My boss has refused to pay my wages and flights
Hi there can you tell me how i how i go
about making my boss pay my wages and
flight he had signed an agreement
stating that he would cover any cost
that may accur if employment was to end
Wages 1800
Flight 800
Asked on November 7, 2017 under Employment Labor Law, Alaska
Answers:
SJZ, Member, New York Bar / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney
Answered 7 years ago | Contributor
If you had a signed agreement that he violated, you get the money by suing him for "breach of contract"--for violating the agreement. If you did what you were supposed to do, then he is contractually obligated to do his part and pay you. You can sue for wages based on breach of contract, too: even if the agreement was oral (unwritten), there *was* some agreement pursuant or according to which you were working--an agreement that he would pay you a certain wage or salary for doing work. If you did the work, he therefore must pay. If the total amount of money at stake is less than the limit for small claims court, then suing in small claims, as your own attorney ("pro se") is a fast, cost-effective option.
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