Attorneys say Anchored Tiny Homes could face expensive fines and penalties for failing to pay employees in a timely manner.
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Employees from Fair Oaks-based company Anchored Tiny Homes told ABC10 they were told to go home without pay last week after their company president said payroll couldn’t be met.
Now, employment attorneys say these employees have a lot of options.
“I’m one of dozens and dozens of employees who are owed for the work they’ve already done, not to mention losing their jobs,” he said Tuesday.
While the current state of the company is unclear, employees like Weinheimer are left wondering if they’ll ever get that pay check if the company is financially unstable.
“They’re definitely going to have to deal with back wages because it has such a very high priority. Other creditors of the company will have to take a backseat too before they can …