<prompt> Human: Sorry if Im posting this to the wrong place, but personal finance always seems full of good advice and thats what Im looking for.Ive been suspicious that my employer has been changing the hours on my paycheck for sometime now. Ive just recently started taking pictures of my hour sheet when I clock out to see if they are indeed taking away hours and to have proof if it is true. Then one of my managers told me something similar happened to him, same employer was taking money from his paychecks he called her out on it, she paid him some money, and its allegedly never happened again. I cant take this guy for his word to be honest, but it makes me more suspicious about my own paychecks. Finally, I found out from another supervisor the other day that our boss allegedly changes everyones hours each week to reflect what was exactly written on the schedule. There are many times when I have been asked to come in early, have to stay late, or just plain have a shift added last minute. None of these or other instances where my hours differ are reflected in the schedule. Do I have any recourse for getting paid for the hours Ive not received? Im going to start comparing my personal photo log of my hours with my pay stubs as soon as my next check comes in. I figure Boss must have been doing this the whole time, or at least for a while, but Ill only have proof from the last few weeks.Is there anything I can do? I have no problem leaving this place, but Id rather get paid what Im owed first.  <response>: Totally illegal. File a complaint with your states labor board, youre owed for the time that she doesnt pay you, as well as however long it takes for them to cut you a check.Based on California law, where we have strong employee protections. 