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Federal Labor Agencies Team Up to Target Employer Retaliation in the Name of Racial and Economic Justice | Seyfarth Shaw LLP

Seyfarth Synopsis: On February 24, 2022, the National Labor Relations Board, Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, and Department of Labor hosted a webinar identifying their intent.

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Federal court orders Massachusetts restaurant to pay $345,000

Thai restaurant Sweet Lemons in Weymouth, Mass., was ordered to pay 13 workers damages in accordance with the Fair Labor Standards Act

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MA Restaurant Denied Overtime Pay, Took Staff Tips: Federal Court

The restaurant and its owner admitted the charges and were ordered to pay staff $344,798 in back wages, tips, and damages, legal filings show.

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A restaurant in Massachusetts denied overtime pay to workers and took their tips, a federal court says

A Massachusetts restaurant and its owner have been ordered to pay staff $344,798 in back wages, tips, and damages. | Business Insider Africa

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The Day - U S seizes funds from New London home care provider over pay practices - News from southeastern Connecticut

In suit filed in 2018, judge ordered Care at Home to pay $148,000 in back wages, liquidated damages and attorneys fees.

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