The US Department of Labor has been cracking down on compliance recently, closing a series of cases this month against restaurants for wage theft.
Read MorePaul Michael’s Brick Oven Café, a popular Richmond Hill, New York pizzeria restaurant, has paid $110,000 in unpaid overtime to a former pizza maker.
Read MoreSubway is notorious for its employee violations, having faced more than 1,100 investigations spanning from 2000 to 2013 according to the Department of Labor.
Read MoreThe United States Department of Labor has recovered nearly $200,000 in unpaid wages and damages for dozens of employees of a Freeport Pizzeria.
Read MoreThe U.S. Department of Labor has recovered$1,651,550 in back wages and liquidated damages from the owner of seven LosAngeles restaurants who denied 83 workers.
Read MoreAn investigation by the U.S. Department of Labor’s Wage and Hour Division and a subsequent federal court lawsuit has found that 36 workers at Rancho Loco...
Read MoreA wage theft lawsuit against Denny’s restaurants alleging tip credit and minimum wage violations has been certified as a class action.
Read MoreA central Pennsylvania restaurant chain has agreed to pay nearly $150,000 to settle a wage theft lawsuit.
Read MoreSable’s, the iconic smoked fish restaurant on Manhattan’s Upper East Side, has paid $85,000 to a former delivery/counter worker to settle a wage theft lawsuit.
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