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Texas Payday Law Wage Claim Appeal Process
Texas Workforce Commission
Appeal process for employees or employers who disagree with a Preliminary Wage Determination Order or later wage-claim appeal decision.
How to get help
Appeal a Preliminary Wage Determination Order in writing within 21 calendar days of its mailing date. Submit online, by mail, fax, or in person at a Workforce Solutions office; an appeal cannot be filed by email or phone. Include the name, wage claim number, and party role.
Who this service helps
A wage-claim claimant or employer who disagrees with a Texas Workforce Commission Preliminary Wage Determination Order or an appeal decision.
Where this service is available
Service area: Texas Payday Law wage claim parties statewide, including employees and employers connected to the Central Texas counties.
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About this service
The Texas Payday Law appeal process includes a Wage Claim Appeal Tribunal, Commission appeal, and a motion-for-rehearing or civil-court pathway.
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