Paid Leave

California Employment Law Class Action Attorneys

Do you have questions about paid leave in California? There are a number of different issues that all may relate to paid leave, including paid vacation, holidays, and also Paid Family Leave. No matter the particular case that you are dealing with or whether you are a salaried employee, hourly employee or commissioned employee, an experienced California employment law attorney at the R. Rex Parris Law Firm can talk to you about your legal rights and your options in regard to paid leave.

Your employer may have declined your request for paid leave, even if your employee manual or agreement grants you a particular amount of paid vacation or paid sick days. You may have already taken a leave and now are facing an issue where your employer is refusing to pay you. Regardless of the situation that best describes what you are currently experiencing, the skilled lawyers at the R. Rex Parris Law Firm can offer you the honest, reliable legal counsel you deserve. We have extensive experience in handling all types of wage and hour claims throughout California, including those involving paid leave.

Paid Family Leave in California

California was the first state to offer a comprehensive Paid Family Leave program, offered to California workers covered by State Disability Insurance. Under Paid Family Leave, qualifying workers are given up to 6 weeks of benefits if they need to take time off to care for a seriously ill spouse, parent, or child, or to bond with a new minor child.

If your employer refused to grant you time off and you ended up losing your job or were forced to quit as a result, you may be entitled to take legal action. The Paid Family Leave program, federal Family Medical Leave Act and the California Family Rights Act all offer you much-needed protection when you need to take leave from work, and out attorneys can protect your rights under these.

Contact a California employment class action lawyer at our firm today for help with your paid leave claim or lawsuit in California.