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Seafood processing employees to receive back wages

Payroll
Jul 11, 2012

Following an investigation of Harvest Time Seafood in Abbeville, Louisiana, the Department of Labor has ordered the employer to pay 64 seafood processing employees back wages for totaling $52,750.

Courtney Love's former assistant suing for overtime back wages

Jul 11, 2012

In the latest employee lawsuit being brought against celebrity employers, Courtney Love is now being sued by former assistant Jessica Labrie.

Northridge Health Center ordered to pay caregivers back wages

Jul 10, 2012

The U.S. Department of Labor recently filed a lawsuit against the Northridge Health Center in North Ridgeville, Ohio, to reclaim wages that were illegally denied caregivers who worked there.

Baton Rouge Community College to pay $34,000 for FMLA violation

Human Resources
Jul 10, 2012

The U.S. Department of Labor recently announced the Baton Rouge Community College has agreed to pay $34,526 in back wages and benefits for violating the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA).

Colorado Springs wildfire to cost more than $4 million in overtime

Jul 10, 2012

Colorado Springs will have to figure out how to foot the $4 million bill for firefighters' overtime.

Do meetings and training programs count as hours worked?

Jul 09, 2012

Employers often provide, and even require employees to participate in supplemental training programs.

Home healthcare workers win $1 million settlement for employee overtime

Jul 09, 2012

In a groundbreaking class action lawsuit against a New York City home healthcare agency, employees responsible for round-the-clock care of aged and infirm individuals were awarded more than $1 million for unpaid overtime.

San Francisco car wash settles employee wage lawsuit

Jul 09, 2012

Tower Car Wash was recently ordered to pay workers $500,000 to settle an employee wage dispute with the city of San Francisco.

Is time spent performing drug tests considered compensable?

Jul 06, 2012

Many employers require new hires to go through certain tests, including fingerprinting, drug testing and sometimes physical examinations, depending on the type of work.