A bill proposed by state Representative Robert E. Craven Sr. would increase the penalties for wage theft and employee misclassification
The Denver Gazette: Denver approves ‘wage theft’ protection bill
Orange flooded the Denver City Council chambers Monday during a public hearing on a “wage theft” protection bill.
The orange did not belong to fans of Denver Broncos, Clemson Tigers or Tennessee Volunteers, but to Carpenters Local 555 — a labor union in Denver.
Star Tribune: Twin Cities Home Care company to pay $1.6M to settle wage theft case
The parent company of Baywood Home Care in Minneapolis has been ordered to pay $1.6 million in fines and back pay to resolve a labor violation complaint brought by the U.S. Department of Labor.
SF Examiner: Over 200 S.F. Burger King workers awarded $2.2M in wage thefts
Hundreds of Burger King workers in San Francisco will receive over $2 million in wage thefts in a landmark decision issued by the California Labor Commissioner’s Office last month.