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DOL and court approval not always required for FLSA suits

Employee Policies
Oct 07, 2013

For the last 30 years or so, workplaces have operated under the assumption that Fair Labor Standards Act settlement cases require approval from the Department of Labor or a courtroom.

"Magic" Car Detailer Penalized More Than $300,000 for Wage Violations

Oct 07, 2013

An automotive detailer called Interior Magic and two of its officers agreed to a consent judgment, resulting in payment of $292,000 in back wages and liquidated damages and $34,408 in civil money penalties.

The benefits of outsourcing payroll

Employee Policies
Oct 04, 2013

An effective payroll system is one of the most essential aspects of a successful business.

Biometric time clocks create a more efficient workplace

Employee Policies
Oct 04, 2013

A biometric time clock is an essential investment for companies with high security standards.

RBS Citizens Financial Group to pay $11.5 million in collective action lawsuit

Employee Policies
Oct 04, 2013

Plaintiffs in six consolidated class and collective action lawsuits asked a Pennsylvania federal judge on Thursday to approve an $11.5 million settlement.

Wage and Litigation lawsuits steadily increasing

Employee Policies
Oct 03, 2013

A recent survey demonstrates that wage and hour litigations are on the rise.

Jackson City settles with police department in unpaid overtime lawsuit

Federal and State Laws
Oct 03, 2013

A lawsuit that began nearly two years ago finally reached a conclusion on Monday.

Fur Company Pays Almost $1 Million for FLSA Cover-Up

Oct 03, 2013

The DOL Wage & Hour Division (WHD) penalized a Boston employer severely for blatant FLSA violations, including minimum wage and overtime. The fine included amounts related to liquidated and punitive damages (for willful conducted) and totaled $925,000.

Former nanny sues Alanis Morissette for unpaid wages

Employee Policies
Oct 02, 2013

The former nanny of singer and songwriter Alanis Morissette filed a lawsuit against her employer in Sept., claiming that she was denied overtime wages and meal breaks.