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Louisiana Revised Statutes > Title 23 > Chapter 6 - Payment Of Employees
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Section
23:631
Discharge or resignation of employees; payment after termination of employment
23:632
Liability of employer for failure to pay; attorney fees
23:633
Payment twice monthly in certain occupations; penalty for violations
23:634
Contract forfeiting wages on discharge unlawful
23:635
Assessment of fines against employees unlawful; exceptions
23:636
Penalty for violations
23:637
Non-resident plantation owners; suits against for wages, etc.; venue; service of citation
23:638
Payment under retirement or other benefit plans; discharge of insurer, trustee or employee
23:639
Venue in suits for past wages
23:640
Fringe benefits payable under collective bargaining agreements
23:641
Liability of publishers; employing agents' failure to pay wages or commissions of door to door solicitors
23:642
Setting minimum wage, prohibited
23:651
Definitions
23:652
Designation form
23:653
Application
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