Can an employee sue her employer’s payroll services provider for alleged violations of California’s wage and hour laws? According to a recent decision from the California Supreme Court, the answer is ...

Official Payments Corp. (OPC), a subsidiary of Tier Technologies Inc. announced a major expansion of its services in the state of California to process electronic employer payroll tax deposits, which ...

Pursuant to California Labor Code Section 226(a), employers are required to provide employees with a paystub or itemized wage statement showing the following information: Gross wages earned; total ...

Ten years ago this week, California lawmakers stared into the deepest fiscal abyss the state had ever faced and lived to tell the tale — in part by pretending part of the hole didn’t really exist. Now ...

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On February 7, 2019, the Supreme Court of California issued its decision in Goonewardene v. ADP, LLC, holding that employees may not sue their employers’ payroll companies for wage claims in ...

City of Vernon has only 90 residents, but managers earned $1.6 million a year. LOS ANGELES, Sept. 9, 2010— -- Top managers for the city of Vernon, Calif., enjoyed pay and perks that outpaced some ...

Payroll partner to educate Northern California about the benefits of automated HR Ascentis Corporation announces its newest payroll partnership with California Payroll - California Payroll to offer ...

Legislation in California that would restrict fees associated with prepaid payroll debit cards likely would offer little economic incentive to providers and issuers to support such products, notes one ...

Claremont, California — A health club owner in California was determined to keep all his employees on the payroll through the coronavirus crisis, even after the club shut down indefinitely. He's ...