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Mass. nurses say clerical work isn't paid for by hospital
A group of nurses in Massachusetts is suing a local hospital system over claims of inaccurately tracked time and attendance.
How youth workers are covered by the DOL for the holidays
Employees working seasonal positions for retailers, restaurants and other companies are regulated just like all other employees of a business.
Electronic health record company faces overtime suit
As many as 1,000 current and former employees of a Wisconsin-based health records company may be entitled to previously unpaid overtime.
Fla-based spa pays back wages for FLSA violations
A spa and resort located in Tampa Bay, Fla. agreed to paid more than $30,000 in back wages to 37 employees.
Long Island sushi restaurants forced to pay $261K in back wages
Two Long Island sushi restaurants found to have improperly tracked employee time, withheld overtime pay and enforced an illegal tip pool were required to pay 70 affected employees a total of $261,887.
Payrolls, spending, home values increase
The latest available information on U.S. economic indicators shows positive growth across the board.
National restaurant chain argues against FLSA violation claim
A Fair Labor Standards Act suit filed by a former chef is being argued by the company that released him.
NM tearoom ordered to pay missed wages, overtime
A tearoom in New Mexico has been accused of improperly tracking employee time, tips and wages in a lawsuit filed by the U.S. Department of Labor.
Calif. baseball team forced to pay back club employees
The U.S. Department of Labor determined that a professional baseball team in California engaged in improper employee tracking and classification.