Department of Labor to hold benefits assistance events in Kentucky for current, former coal miners disabled by black lung disease, survivors
WASHINGTON – The Department of Labor today announced that its Federal Black Lung Program will host…
Departamento de Trabajo encuentra niños ilegalmente en trabajos peligrosos, logra $4,8 millones para trabajadores de industria avícola en California
Investigación descubre niños de 14 años usando cuchillos muy afilados para deshuesar WASHINGTON – En…
Department of Labor obtains $316K judgment against Little Big Burger restaurants for taking workers’ tips to pay managers in Oregon, Washington
Employer: LBB Progress Ridge LLC, operating as Little Big Burger …
US Department of Labor recovers $151K in back wages, damages for 32 Indianapolis home healthcare aides denied overtime
Employer: Renee’s Helping Hands Indianapolis, IN Investigation findings: An investigation by the U.S. Department…
Court enters preliminary injunction after Indiana liquor store owner agrees to stop intimidating workers who speak with federal wage investigators
Owner will advise workers of right to cooperate, pay $354K in back wages, damages SOUTH…
Department of Labor investigation into worker’s serious injuries finds healthcare facility’s operator again failed to protect employees from patient violence
Circles of Care cited for failing to keep workers safe after patient attacked health tech…
Judge upholds findings that Maryland subcontractor denied 55 workers on federally funded project their full pay, fringe benefits, owes $186K
WASHINGTON – An administrative law judge has upheld the findings of a U.S. Department of Labor…
Settlement affirms willful OSHA violations, $215K penalties, against contractors for fall hazards at multiple New Jersey work sites
HASBROUCK HEIGHTS, NJ – Two related North Jersey construction contractor companies – Primetime Construction LLC…
St. Louis contractor faces $258K in fines after exposing roofing workers to potentially deadly fall hazards 5 times in 7 weeks at Wentzville worksites
Falls remain the construction industry’s leading cause of death, serious injury ST. LOUIS – Federal workplace…
US Department of Labor awards $696K to continue employment, training services for coastal communities in 6 counties affected by layoffs in Maine
WASHINGTON – The Department of Labor today announced an incremental award of $696,085 to Coastal…