Late Wage Payment Guidelines

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In Wisconsin, employers must pay wages no longer than 31 days apart. If wages are not paid, employees can file a wage claim with the Department of Labor. Consult a local employment lawyer for personalized advice.

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If your employer doesn’t pay you on your regularly scheduled bi-weekly payday, how long legally should you keep working without getting paid?
Hello ****, the laws regarding wage payment vary by location. Could you please tell us where you're located so we can provide more accurate information?
Soldiers Grove, WI
Hello ****, in Wisconsin:
- Employers must pay wages no longer than 31 days apart.
- If wages are not paid, you can file a wage claim with the Department of Labor.
Please consult with a local employment lawyer for personalized advice.
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Hello ****, you're welcome! If you have any more questions or need further clarification, feel free to ask. Remember, it's always good to consult with a local employment lawyer for personalized advice.