T his may come as a shock to some but there's a different minimum wage for restaurant employees than for workers in most other industries. In Pennsylvania, for example, that minimum wage is just $2.83 an hour.
Here's how it works in Pennsylvania: restaurant owners here have to pay their workers just $2.83 an hour (the federal minimum) as long as those employees receive enough tips so that their total hourly wage exceeds the state (and national) minimum of $7.25.
Metro Detroit counties, state looking for road workers amid pandemic shortage
OAKLAND COUNTY, Mich. (WXYZ) — Getting around metro Detroit would not be possible without the hardworking men and women maintaining our roads. However, the pandemic is creating a worker shortage in this field both locally and on a state level.
The Road Commission of Oakland County is looking to hire 20 people, while the Wayne County Department of Public Services is looking to hire 119 road workers.
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R obert B oonin , an attorney with Dykema in Detroit, speaks at the SHRM Annual Conference & Expo 2021.
L AS VEGAS — To comply with the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA), HR professionals must work with managers to ensure that employees are properly paid for all the hours they work and determine which employees can be classified as exempt from the FLSA's overtime rules.
Legal considerations for managing the COVID-19 remote workforce | Crain's Cleveland Business
Lauren Tompkins and Richard Millisor are attorneys at the national labor and employment law firm Fisher Phillips where they represent employers in state and federal courts in complex workplace litigation.
Over a year later, while some companies are bringing employees back to the office, other companies are re-thinking their return-to-work plans and are bracing for what is to come as the Delta variant surges.
ICU doctor warns mental health crisis growing for frontline healthcare workers - Honolulu, Hawaii
While some are protesting vaccine mandates, one frontline doctor is pleading for anti-vaccination groups to consider the greater good.
ICU doctor and surgeon Dr. Cecily Wang is used to seeing the worst when she’s deployed to war zones and disasters as part of the U.S. National Disaster Medical Team and Doctors Without Borders, an international humanitarian medical organization.
Another Waterloo Police officer resigns
WATERLOO, IA (KWWL) -- Lieutenant Kye Richter is the latest Waterloo officer to resign, amid turmoil and low morale within the department.
Sources from within the department describe Richter as a, "Good man, awesome cop, and a followed leader."
Richter was one of two officers who apprehended the Maynard bank robbers/cop shooters after an extensive manhunt.
4-Day Week Is Not Just a Perk for Young, Wealthy Tech Workers: Expert
Often when people like Takano are talking about the concept, they're talking about a more general reduction in working hours, without a general loss of pay.
In one trial, care staff, local government employees and service-center workers cut their weekly hours from 35 to 40. The other saw civil servants, across a variety of shift patterns, cut their hours.
Never have teachers been as well protected, better paid as now?
As the new school year opened in public schools, Education Secretary Leonor Briones on Monday, Sept. 13, cited the efforts of the Department of Education (DepEd) – under the Duterte administration – to push for the welfare of teachers.
"Never have our teachers been as well protected and better paid as now," Briones said during the virtual National School Opening Day program.
Musicians' defeat of Trump's leafletting curbs shows importance of appeals courts –
SAN ANTONIO —The Trump-named anti-worker National Labor Relations Board majority hit a very sour note this year when it tried to use a case involving Musicians Local 23's informational leafletting to write new national restrictions on workers exercising their rights.
The 3-0 ruling on Aug. 31 by the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals called the board's limits "arbitrary and capricious."
Biden Administration Announces COVID-19 Vaccine and Testing Mandates for Most Employers |
On Sept. 9, 2021, President Biden announced a broad six-part strategy to combat COVID-19 at the federal level, including extensive new vaccination and testing requirements for large private employers, certain federal contractors and subcontractors, and healthcare organizations.
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