§ 102 Labor Commissioner Cost Recovery
This law says that when the Labor Commissioner wins a case for workers, the costs for serving legal papers and other court fees get added to the money the employer has to pay. If there's extra money collected beyond what the workers are owed, the Labor Commissioner uses it to pay those costs.
A worker didn't get paid their wages, so the Labor Commissioner takes the employer to court and wins.
The employer has to pay the worker's wages plus extra money for court costs, like paying the sheriff to deliver legal papers. If there's leftover money after paying the worker, it goes to cover those costs.
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§ 102 Labor Commissioner Cost Recovery
Last verified: January 9, 2026