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Report Shows More Than $11.8 Million in Restitution and Penalties Assessed in Fiscal Year 2022; More Than 19,000 Workers Assisted by AG’s Office
Agreement Includes Restitution for 30 Employees
AG’s Fair Labor Division Cited 100 Construction Companies for Violating State Labor Laws, Securing Restitution for More Than 850 Workers
Amicus Brief Filed in New York Lawsuit Following Alleged Retaliation From Amazon Against Workers
Restitution Provided for 84 Employees Not Paid Properly for Railroad Improvement Projects
Restitution Expected for 61 Affected Employees
Coalition Argues That Workers Should Have Meaningful Access to Justice and the Courts
Company Prevented More Than 600 Employees From Taking Meal Breaks Because of Short Staffing at Stores
Defendant to Pay Over $26,000 in Restitution and Penalties
AG’s Office Seeks Restitution for 22 Employees
Minimum Wage Set to Increase to $14.25 on Jan. 1, 2022; AG’s Wage and Hour Posters Available in Seven Languages
AG’s Office Also Sues Contractor for Allegedly Submitting False Documents to Cover up Noncompliance
State AGs Sued to Stop Trump Administration Rule That Allowed Employers to Reduce Wages of Tipped Employees and Make It Harder to Earn a Living Wage
