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State report says California home health care workers should qualify for overtime
A statewide California study has shown that home care givers work an average of 84 hours per week.
Florida investigators to receive more than $100,000 in back pay
Eighteen child-protection investigators will be given back pay for overtime accrued for time and attendance at the Hillsborough sheriff's department.
Houston firefighters win $2 million in back pay
The City of Houston is set to pay $2.1 million in back pay to several hundreds of firefighters.
Restaurants ordered to pay almost $75,000 in back pay for overtime
Two South Carolina restaurants have been ordered by the Department of Labor to pay a total of almost $75,000 in back wages to more than a dozen employees.
Milwaukee cuts overtime payments by almost 30 percent since 2011
After a change in budgeting and management, Milwaukee has cut down overtime payments for time and attendance by nearly 30 percent since 2011.
Union warehouse workers protest over wage dispute
The Warehouse Workers United union has filed a complaint with the Occupational Safety and Health Administration citing unsafe working conditions and disputes over warehouse hazards.
Eight Palermo's workers to be reinstated with back pay
After more than one year of protests and legal negotiations, Palermo's Villa Inc. has agreed to reinstate eight workers to their jobs with back payments.
Wal-Mart reaches settlement on overtime pay
Wal-Mart Stores Inc. has reportedly reached a settlement with a former worker over a wage dispute.
Michigan correctional officers sue for overtime wages
Michigan Department of Corrections officers filed a class-action lawsuit against the Michigan Corrections Organization in the eastern U.S. District Court claiming the state institution neglected to compensate them for pre and post-shift activities.