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As lawyers for the workers, we make sure that employers pay you for the long hours you put in and give you the wages you are owed.

Common Wage Violations In The Healthcare Industry

Many healthcare workers experience wage theft without even realizing it. Common violations include:

  • Unpaid overtime: Not receiving time and a half for working more than 40 hours per week.
  • Misclassification: Being wrongly labeled as an “exempt” employee or independent contractor to avoid overtime pay.
  • Off-the-Clock Work: Performing duties before or after your shift without being paid.
  • Interrupted Meal & Rest Breaks: Not being compensated when required to work during your breaks.
  • Shift Differential Pay Violations: Not receiving proper pay for night, weekend, or holiday shifts.
  • Underrported Hours: Being required to clock out early or adjust timesheets.

Did your employer commit any of these wage violations? If so, you may be entitled to compensation.

Who Is Affected?

✔ Nurses ( RNs, LPNs, CNAs)

✔ Physician Assistants (PAs) & Medical Technicians

✔ Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs) & Paramedics

✔ Lab Technicians & Radiologic Technologists

✔ Home Health Aides & Caregivers

✔ Medical Assistants & Administrative Staff

How Healthcare Employers Avoid Paying Workers Fairly

✔ Requiring overtime without proper pay

✔ Requiring workers to stay past their regularly scheduled hours without compensation

✔ Improperly classifiying workers as exempt to deny overtime

✔ Deducting breaks from pay even when workers remain on duty

✔ Failing to include shift differentials in overtime calculations

Who We Can Help

I Think I Have a Case, What Happens Now?

If you have...

  • automatically clocked out for lunch even though you kept working
  • stayed late or worked off-the-clock without being paid
  • have bonuses or other pay left out when calculating your overtime rate

Here's what you should do next!

1
Gather Documentation
Keep records of pay stubs, time sheets, schedules, and any communications related to your hours.
2
Speak To Your Employer
Ask about the missing pay in writing. Many employers correct mistakes when confronted with evidence.
3
File A Wage Claim
If your employer refuses to pay, you may file a claim with your state’s labor department or the U.S. Department of Labor.
4
Contact A Wage & Hour Attorney
For maximum compensation, work with an experienced healthcare wage attorney who understands wage theft in the medical field.

Experience. Empathy. Justice.

We lead legal battles against employers who cheat their workers out of their wages.

Why We're Different

At Josephson Dunlap, we fight for workers - not corporations. We represent hardworking employees who deserve fair pay for their time and effort. If your employer has underpaid you, we're here to help. Contact us today to claim the wages you're owed.


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Once your case manager has everything, you just wait while we fight for your wages. We'll keep you updated on your case results and when you can expect your money.

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