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Pennsylvania Judge Rules that Health Services Facility Miscalculated Overtime Pay
A Pennsylvania state judge has ruled that Daikon Lutheran Social Ministries owes its employees over $670,000 in unpaid overtime in addition to prejudgment interest. Plaintiff Catherine LeClair filed the class action complaint against Daikon, a provider of senior living and … Continue reading
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New York’s Wage Theft Prevention Act
The New York Labor Law entitled the Wage Theft Prevention Act (the “WTP Act”) becomes effective on April 9, 2011. The WTP Act modifies numerous sections of the New York Labor Law and imposes new record-keeping and notice obligations on … Continue reading
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