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If the job is as a:
Then the maximum fee allowed is:

"Class A" - domestic, household employee, unskilled or untrained manual worker
10% of the first full month’s wages if no meals or lodging are provided (12%, 14% or 18% if the employer provides one meal, two meals or three meals and lodging each day)

“Class A1” – non-professional trained or skilled industrial worker or mechanic
one week’s wages, if the job is for at least ten weeks; otherwise, 10% of the wages actually received

“Class B” – most other jobs, except theatrical and nursing jobs which have special rules
a sliding scale, depending on the wage – 25% of the first full month’s wages if those are less than $750, up to 60% of the first full month’s wages if those are more than $1650

 

Is an employment agency required to provide receipts for fees?

Yes. Employment agencies must provide applicants with a receipt for any fee or deposit. The receipt must be signed by the person who received the payment, and must show:

    the name of the applicant
    the name and address of the employment agency
    the date and amount of the fee or deposit
    the purpose of the fee or deposit

 

Is an employment agency required to provide copies of contracts?

Yes. Employment agencies must provide applicants with a copy of any contract entered between the employment agency and the applicant.

 

Is it illegal for an employment agency to refer an applicant to a job that pays less than the minimum wage or does not pay overtime?

Yes. It is illegal for an employment agency to refer an applicant to a job that the agency knows, or reasonably should have known, pays less than the minimum wage or is violating other state or federal wage or child labor laws, including overtime laws. 

 

Do anti-discrimination laws apply to employment agencies?

Yes. The New York State Human Rights Law applies to employment agencies and prohibits discrimination based on age, race, religion, national origin, sexual orientation, military status, sex, disability, or marital status. For more information about the law visit the Division of Human Rights. 

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The allowable uses of overcharge funds varied by case or settlement and included programs such as the following:

Public transportation, computerized school bus routing, and ridesharing.
Building energy audits, energy assistance, and home weatherization.
Highway, bridge, and airport maintenance and reduction in airport user fees.
Specified federal programs.

In general, the penalties levied against oil producers were intended to provide restitution to victims of the oil overcharges. Expenditure of the funds was
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Low-Income Persons. Low-income energy assistance and weatherization.
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The application shall be made before the justice or judge who entered the order, if that justice or judge is available. If that justice or judge who entered the order is not available, the application shall be made before the presiding justice or presiding judge, or his or her designee.
Under section 391.8(b), a vexatious litigant whose application under subdivision (a)
was denied shall not be permitted to file another application on or before 12 months has elapsed after the date of the denial of the previous application.
Under section 391.8(c), a court may vacate a prefiling order and order removal of a vexatious litigant’s name from the Judicial Council’s list of vexatious litigants subject to prefiling orders upon a showing of a material change in the facts upon which the order was granted and that the ends of justice would be served by vacating the order.
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The Judicial Council’s annual dissemination of the vexatious litigant list to court clerks is required. To remove a name from the vexatious litigant list, the council must receive an order directly from the issuing court vacating the prefiling order.
Please note that if a person has been declared a vexatious litigant, but there is no prefiling order, or if there is an order requiring posting of security but no prefiling order, the name will not appear on the list.
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This optional form may be used by an individual that has been determined to be a vexatious litigant and who must obtain prior court approval to file any new litigation in which the vexatious litigant is not represented by an attorney.
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La corte superior debe preparar la transcripción del secretario de la corte de conformidad con la designación del expediente y las normas 8.122 y 8.144 del Reglamento de las Cortes de California (CRC).Transcripción del taquígrafoRegistro palabra por palabra de los procedimientos orales, de todo lo que se dijo en la corte durante el juicio o audiencia en presencia de un taquígrafo.TratadoLibro de contenido jurídico que aborda todas las cuestiones de un campo en particular, p. ej., derecho penal, o contratos.TreatiseA legal textbook that has all the law about a particular area, like criminal law or contracts.Trial courtThe superior court where the case was decided. Trial courts hear all criminal and civil cases in the California state courts.Trial court fileIncludes all the documents of a case, in chronological order, just as the trial court clerk filed them.Trial court recordThe official file of everything that happened during a case. This includes all of the materials and documents that were filed in the trial court.TS (CT)(Transcripción del Secretario de la Corte) Compilación de los documentos presentados o registrados en el caso ante la corte inferior. La corte superior debe preparar la transcripción del secretario de la corte de conformidad con la designación del expediente y las normas 8.122 y 8.144 del Reglamento de las Cortes de California (CRC).TT (RT)Transcripción del taquígrafo. Registro palabra por palabra de los procedimientos orales, de todo lo que se dijo en la corte durante el juicio o audiencia en presencia de un taquígrafo.Unlimited civil caseA type of civil case involving family law cases, probate cases, temporary restraining orders, and cases involving an amount of money over $25,000. Appeals in unlimited civil cases are decided in a Court of Appeal.

 

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 Take Interstate 5 north. At the interchange with Highway 50, take Highway 
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 Turn right onto Bradshaw Road southbound. At Kiefer Boulevard, turn right, 
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Hearing Date: 05/30/2024 - Time: 1:15 PM - Dept: 88 Hearing Type: Motion (NOT Confirmed)

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5/13/202415FL03927BensonPetitionerReturned to Party for DeficienciesCompleted

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5/13/202416FL05187Whittington vs. MedinaN. WhittingtonReturned to Party for DeficienciesNot Applicable

5/13/202424DV00740Karli Williams v. Stephen DragoKarli WilliamsRouted to Department for Judicial ReviewCompleted

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