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Hawaiian substitute teachers will receive back wages
On Nov. 15, a state judge approved back wages totaling more than $14 million for roughly 10,000 substitute teachers in Hawaii.
Reality TV writers are often misclassified as exempt
Writers for reality television shows are often classified as exempt and are thus forced to work long hours for little pay.
Allentown, Pa. considers raising minimum wage
In downtown Allentown, Pa., a number of construction projects are likely to bring hundreds of new jobs to the area.
VT and NJ to raise minimum wage in 2014
New Jersey and Vermont will be both be raising state minimum wage requirements, effective Jan. 1, 2014.
Businesses report cutting hours as a result of the ACA
The Affordable Care Act may already be impacting hiring practices.
OSHA requires freighter company to reinstate whistle​-blowers and pay damages
After participating in an inspection audit at their North Carolina freight service company, four workers had their benefits revoked and were later fired from their positions.
Retailers offer incentives for holiday workers
As more stores plan to remain open on Thanksgiving Day, employers are offering incentives to staff who spend the holiday working.
Mass. home care workers may receive more rights
Activists in Massachusetts are pushing for domestic employees to gain more legal protection in the workplace.
Comp-time bill gains Senate GOP support
A comp-time bill is gaining traction in the Senate.