California Wage Theft Recovery System

Build Your Wage Claim File in One Weekend: The Kit Plus AI Workflow

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Everything on this site converges here: a step-by-step weekend workflow that turns scattered stubs and memories into a filing-ready claim package.

What California Law Says

A complete claim file maps each fact to a statute: hours to sections 510 and 1194, breaks to 226.7, stubs to 226, final pay to 203, expenses to 2802 — with a damages summary a Deputy Labor Commissioner can adopt line by line.

How to Fight Back, Step by Step

  1. Saturday morning: gather stubs, schedules, texts, and bank records into one folder.
  2. Saturday afternoon: reconstruct your hours on the kit worksheets, week by week.
  3. Sunday morning: run the kit’s penalty calculator across each violation category.
  4. Sunday afternoon: generate your demand letter and claim forms using the kit templates and the included AI prompts to customize them to your facts.
  5. Monday: send the demand, calendar the deadline, and prepare to file.

Common Questions

What exactly is in the free Wage Theft Recovery Kit?

Demand letter templates, hours reconstruction worksheets, a penalty calculator, Labor Commissioner filing guides in English and Spanish, and AI prompts that adapt every document to your situation.

Is any of this legal advice?

No — the kit and this site are educational tools. They organize the law and the paperwork; for individualized advice, consult a licensed attorney or a legal aid clinic.

Get the free California Wage Theft Recovery Kit — demand letters, Labor Commissioner claim worksheets, penalty calculators, and AI prompts to customize every document to your facts. Free, no email wall, at wagetheftkit.com. All five Justice Foundation kits are at justiceprompt.com. Educational use only — not legal advice.

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