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California restaurant pays workers $316,000 for unpaid wages
To settle disputes with workers over unpaid wages, Pho Clement and Pho Clement 2 in San Francisco have been ordered Labor Commission.
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Home healthcare industry against proposed overtime laws
The homehealth care industry is fighting Fair Labor Standards Acts (FLSA) legislation that could increase minimum wage and regulate overtime pay.
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Determining administrative exemption
Misinterpreting overtime exemption provisions can be a costly mistake for employers.
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Recordkeeping that meets FLSA standards
To stay in compliance with the Fair Labor Standard Act (FLSA) employers must following minimum wage laws, overtime pay, youth employment standards and recordkeeping.
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Payroll tax cut approved by Congress
After a long-winded debate, the payroll tax cut negotiations were passed by Congress by a 293-132 vote.
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City of Richmond owes officers overtime wages
Over 500 current and retired officers have filed charges against the city of Richmond, Virginia for unpaid overtime.
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Misclassified employees to receive overtime benefits
The Department of Labor's Misclassification Initiative is seeking to correct the misclassification of workers as independent contractors that has cost them employee benefits.
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Possible payroll tax cut agreement reached
A deal proposed late Tuesday could be the end of long-winded payroll tax cut negotiations.
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Understanding FLSA minimum wage provisions
Employees that fall under both federal and state minimum wage laws are entitled to receive the higher rate of pay.
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High-tech employers backing bill to limit overtime
A new bill has been proposed by high-tech companies that would revise labor laws to limit overtime benefits for employees.
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