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San Antonio employees, police made nearly $1 million in overtime funded by coronavirus relief
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SAN ANTONIO – More than 100 San Antonio police officers received overtime pay in 2020 funded by federal coronavirus relief dollars, according to data obtained by the KSAT 12 Defenders.
In March 2020, the federal government allocated hundreds of billions of dollars to state and local governments through the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act. The City of San Antonio received $270 million from that funding.
New state law on overtime wages causing headaches, proving costly for municipalities | Local
A new state law regarding overtime is causing confusion and concern for local governments across Virginia.—
The Virginia Overtime Wage Act went into effect July 1, and it was presented as a change allowing workers to pursue overtime claims against their employers in state court instead of federal court.
Virginia Wage Law Changes A Reminder to All Dealerships | Fisher Phillips - JDSupra
The implementation of the Virginia Overtime Wage Act (VOWA) on July 1 serves as a reminder to all dealerships across the country to consider federal, state, and local law when classifying employees for wage and hour purposes.
Absent further clarification from the Virginia Department of Labor and Industry to the contrary, the VOWA now requires Virginia dealerships to pay overtime premium for hours worked in excess of 40 in a workweek to classifications of employees who are not eligible for overtime pay under federal
What Women Owe One Another on Black Women's Equal Pay Day | Time
G iven the durability of the so-called “ glass ceiling ,” it is apt that, when the U.S. government brought its first gender pay discrimination lawsuit, in the late 1960s, the company at the center of the case was a large New Jersy glassmaking facility .
The company had been founded in the late 1880s , but by 1956 ran headlong into what it described in court documents as a shortage of male workers .
Call Center Workers Agree To Arbitrate OT Suit - Law360
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SPD’s new pay scale to take effect Sept. 1 | Stuttgart Daily Leader
During last week’s regular council meeting, the Stuttgart City Council approved a new pay scale for the Stuttgart Police Department. The new scale is intended to attract new police officers to the city and to help retain the ones the city currently has in place.
Stuttgart Mayor Norma King Strabala said the new scale will allow the department to be more competitive with other departments when searching for new police officers, and hopefully, will help the city retain the officers already on its streets.
California Supreme Court Creates Significant Retroactive Employer Exposure for Meal and Rest
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Department of Labor Withdraws Employer-friendly FLSA Test for "Employee" Classification
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