Compensation at New Job is Less Than Was Promised

[dsands321]

My question involves employment and labor law for the state of: Florida


I was hired by a huge corporate company and signed a contract for hiring stating that i was being hired at 11.80/hr. When i got back to town (had training and orientation out of town) i got my first check and noticed i was being paid 10.20/hr. Questioned the boss about this numerous times but just got the run around and no real answers. I just want to know that since i now no longer work for this company and based on the hours i worked over two years this would obviously be quite a big difference in pay. Could i sue them for this?

[cbg]

That depends on whether what you signed is actually a contract or not. You will need to show the document you signed to a Florida attorney who can tell you whether or not it is enforceable.

[dsands321]

Is there a way to demand all of my hiring documents from them?

[cbg]

In your state, only with a subpoena.

[dsands321]

Ok thank you.

[dsands321]

If it does turn out to be an official contract, what am i looking at here?