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Investigation shows employer failed to record all hours, pay overtime Apr 22, 2021 PITTSBURGH A federal investigation of the Ziegler Tire and Supply Co. in three states including an Altoona location found overtime and record keeping violations, according to the U.S. Department of Labor. The Department of Labor has recovered $129,612 in back wages for 154 workers in Pennsylvania, Kentucky and Ohio. It is alleged that Ziegler Tire and Supply Co. failed to pay workers for all the wages they legally earned. Workers at Ziegler Tire’s Altoona location at 6011 Kentucky Ave., will receive $3,896 in back wages, according to a department news release. ....
The recovery comes after an investigation found overtime and recordkeeping violations in Ohio, Kentucky and Pennsylvania. Of the amount, $12,986 was recovered for employees at the company’s Youngstown store at 1014 Poland Ave. It was the second-highest amount recovered. According to the labor department, Ziegler Tire called mechanics and tire technicians in the evening after normal working hours to complete auto service repairs. The employer failed to add these “call-out” hours to the total hours these employees worked, and failed to include commissions and call-out bonuses in workers’ regular rates of pay when determining overtime rates. Not doing so led overtime violations of the Fair Labor Standards Act. ....
Ziegler Tire employees receive back pay after investigation Ziegler Tire employees receive back pay after investigation Print MASSILLON, Ohio More than 150 Ziegler Tire & Supply Co. workers will receive thousands of dollars in pay after a federal investigation into alleged overtime and record-keeping violations. The tire dealer, for its part, said it thought it was doing right by its employees and moved swiftly to make changes once the company realized there were problems. U.S. Department of Labor said it recovered $129,612 in back wages for 154 Ziegler workers in Kentucky, Pennsylvania and Ohio. Ziegler called mechanics and tire technicians in the evening after normal working hours to complete auto service repairs, the labor department said in a statement. ....