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Louisiana parish found in violation of FMLA
The Caddo Parish Commission in Louisiana owes over $13,000 in back wages after the Department of Labor determined that it violated the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA).
Montgomery County asked to get leave and overtime under control
Recent investigations by the Montgomery County Council in Maryland discovered that employees have been abusing overtime and sick leave privileges.
New York to require paid sick days
Today a bill passed through the New York City Council that will have a major effect on companies' payroll processes.
Employers must give nursing mothers breaks under the FLSA
A senator in Oregon recently introduced new legislation that, if passed, will affect employee attendance tracking in the state.
Wage and hour lawsuits increasing
If it seems like lately there have been more law suits than usual filed against employers, it's because it's true.
RadioShack goes to court for overtime claims
RadioShack might owe its workers some major cash for unpaid overtime.
Russell Stover employees sue for overtime
The U.S. Department of Labor's Wage and Hour Division differentiates between types of employees when regulating who has to be paid overtime for time and attendance above 40 hours in a week.
Are you required to pay your intern wages?
Internships are common among career-minded students, and they can provide excellent learning opportunities.
Subway franchisor pairs up with DOL
The Department of Labor is now working with the franchisor of sandwich restaurant Subway to educate the company's franchisees about federal labor laws.