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- Pay, overtime, final-paycheck and pay-stub questions in California go to the Labor Commissioner’s Office (the Division of Labor Standards Enforcement), which takes wage claims; outside California, to your state’s labor department or the U.S. Department of Labor’s Wage and Hour Division.
- Unemployment claims in California go to the Employment Development Department; every other state has its own agency, listed on the Department of Labor’s site.
- Discrimination, harassment and retaliation complaints go to the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission or, in California, the Civil Rights Department.
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