Did Iowa get rid of overtime pay for state employees?
A: Reblooming lilacs will bloom once in the spring, take a rest period and then bloom again in midsummer. Some varieties, like the Bloomerang dark purple, will continue to bloom into the fall after their spring rest.
A: To donate your used hearing aids mail them to: Iowa Lions Hearing Aid Bank, 924 Dohrmann St., Jesup, Iowa 5064.
Department of Labor recovers $93K for Belle Meade Country Club workers
Errors in calculating overtime wages of workers at a Nashville country club led the U.S. Department of Labor to recover $93,750 in back wages and liquidated damages for 12 workers, the federal agency announced Monday.
An investigation recovered money for 12 workers who provided lessons, merchandise sales and equipment services to members and guests at Belle Meade Country Club.
Ann Arbor spent over $10M on city employee overtime in last three years - mlive.com
ANN ARBOR, MI — While Ann Arbor has grappled with a structural budget deficit , the city has spent over $10 million on employee overtime costs in the last three years, records obtained under the Freedom of Information Act show.
City leaders have mixed feelings about the city's large OT costs, which have grown over time but dipped in 2020 with the pandemic.
How the Pandemic Has Added to Labor Unrest - The New York Times
When 420 workers at the Heaven Hill spirits bottling plant near Louisville went on strike in September, they were frustrated that the company's proposed contract could reduce their overtime pay. Many had earned extra income working seven days a week during the pandemic.
"We were essential," said Leslie Glazar, recording secretary of the local union representing spirits workers. "They kept preaching, 'You get us through that, we'll make it worth your time.' But we went from heroes to zero."
Investigation recovers $170,000 in back wages and liquidated damages from an Oahu Japanese
HONOLULU (KHON2) — The U.S. Department of Labor’s Wage and Hour Division (LWHD) recently investigated R-International Inc.
According to LWHD, the salaried cooks worked an average of 55 hours a week. The breakdown of the funds recovered includes $85,000 in back wages, $10,000 in civil money — penalties for the reckless nature of its violations and an equal amount in liquidated damages for 13 employees.
A New Law Grants Key Rights to Colorado's Agricultural Workers - 5280
President Franklin D. Roosevelt's Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938 established the 40-hour workweek, mandatory overtime pay, and child labor restrictions.
10: Minutes of break time that farmworkers will now be guaranteed for every four hours worked. They'll also receive 30-minute unpaid meal breaks every five hours.
Court orders San Antonio Dairy Queen operator to pay $358,000 in back wages to its managers | San
COVID-19 vaccines for kids 5-11 are heading to Texas after FDA gives Pfizer shot emergency use authorization
9th Circ. Upholds Costco's Win In Misclassification Suit - Law360
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Colorado law to end farmworker exploitation praised, criticized | 9news.com
"Farmworkers were some of the only workers in the state of Colorado who were not eligible for overtime protection."
Colorado lawmakers passed a bill this year that sought to end the exploitation of farmworkers in the state.
Senate Bill 87 , which Gov. Jared Polis signed into law in June, ensures that the 40,000 farmworkers across Colorado are entitled to things like water, shade, breaks, minimum wage and overtime pay.
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