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Employees took advantage of overtime and university resources
Two employees at the University of Washington reportedly violated regulations surrounding state resources and were getting paid overtime to do so.
Proposal to amend FLSA policy asks to include home healthcare workers
A recent proposal to the Fair Labor Standards Act asks to extend coverage to home healthcare workers for their time and attendance.
Summer internships a cause for concern for many employers
Recent allegations have been brought against many top employers for failing to comply with internship policies.
Frederick County sheriff's deputies now receiving back pay
After more than a year of trying to gain back pay for time and attendance, the Frederick County sheriff's deputies have finally agreed to a settlement.
Owner of Brooklyn cleaning company found to be in violation of minimum wage and overtime laws
The owner of the Long Island-based Royal Commercial Cleaning company reportedly did not pay his workers for their time and attendance.
Buena Park police department wins back pay in pre-trial settlement
The police officers at the Buena Park Police Department have won thousands of dollars in a pre-trial settlement after not getting paid proper wages for their time and attendance.
Labor Department lawyers claim wage and hour violations are too common
The Department of Labor has seen what it is calling an "epidemic" of companies violating the Fair Labor Standards Act and not paying employees for their time and attendance.
New Orleans grocer sued by Labor Department for wage violations
A New Orleans Ideal Discount Market is being sued by the Department of Labor after an investigation by the Wage and Hour Division.
Employee time and attendance violations widespread
Overtime is not being awarded to a wide variety of low-wage workers across the U.S. according to a survey.