A to Z World Languages Inc
Sioux Falls,#2REBUTTAL Owner of company
Sun, October 07, 2012
This is a copy of the judges decision on the case brought against A to Z World Languages by "Zak"
http://pdfcast.org/pdf/a-to-z-world-languages
If you have any questions, please call me and I will be happy to talk to you.
Thank You,
Mohammed Al-Ostaz
A to Z World Languages. Inc
406 S. 2nd Ave, Suite # 201
Sioux Falls, SD. 57104
Tel: 605-275-6565
Fax: 605-275-6232
www.atozworldlanguages.com
A to Z World Languages Inc
Sioux Falls,#3REBUTTAL Owner of company
Sat, October 06, 2012
This information is highly misleading and not true, A to Z world Languages had a litigation with only one interpreter out of more than 600 plus interpreters that the company went through in its nine years of doing business in Sioux Falls South Dakota and a round the world, the outcome of that case was that the judge did not find A to Z guilty of the allegations that were brought by this interpreter.
In 2008 the company hired a new bookkeeper who ran a complete internal audit on the company, as a result she found many inconsistencies in Zaks account payments, the result showed that he owed the company for mistakes in payments, like getting paid for an apointment he didn't go to, getting paid twice in travel time for the same trip, ect, So the company deducted the overpayment from his last check and also stopped using the interpreter.
Zak didnt like that, and decided to sue the company, Zak lost the case and the judge found that the deductions applied by the companey were justified.
The record of this case is public information easily accessed by Minnehaha County Court House, the case number for that issue is (Civ. 09-1235).
A to Z World languages is always clear with its payment policy to all of the interpreters we have, at the time of entrance we explain our compensation policy and provides the interpreter with all of the payment schedule and gives them a log in sheet to keep track of their own appointments, we have been in business since 2003 and our success is owed in a large portion by the way we treat our interpreters, we always treat them with respect, appreciation and do our best to offer them the best rates in the market, the company has never denied payment to an interpret that worked for us.
If you have any questions on this case or any thing else please call me and i will be happy to talk to you
Thank You,
Mohammed Al-Ostaz
A to Z World Languages. Inc
406 S. 2nd Ave, Suite # 201
Sioux Falls, SD. 57104
Tel: 605-275-6565
Fax: 605-275-6232
www.atozworldlanguages.com
Concerned
Sioux Falls,#4UPDATE EX-employee responds
Tue, June 16, 2009
All of the contractors for A to Z World Languages, Inc. and A to Z Language Interpreters d/b/a Mohammed Al Ostaz have actually been classified as employees and may have money that is due to them. This money is essential to your social security and retirement in the future. From 2003 to present if you have worked for this company and were paid wages without proper tax deductions and had to pay self employment tax. A to Z owes taxes. Employment taxes for money that was paid to you, workers compensation, unemployment taxes, and the employers share all need to be paid by this company. If you have worked for this company from 2003 to present and were paid as a contractor please contact the South Dakota Department of Revenue. Guy Eich 811 E. 10th Street, Dept 42 Sioux Falls, SD 57103-1650 Make A to Z World Languages responsible for the treatment of employees and misclassification of interpreters that should have had been treated and still should be treated as employees.