§ 104 Interstate Wage Claim Enforcement
This law lets California's Labor Commissioner help workers from other states get their unpaid wages if their own state helps California workers too.
A worker from Nevada didn't get paid for their last month of work. Nevada asks California for help because the boss lives in California.
California will help get the worker's money, but only if Nevada would do the same for a California worker.
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§ 104 Interstate Wage Claim Enforcement
Last verified: January 9, 2026