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Casey's denies allegations it shortchanges pizza-delivery drivers - Iowa Capital Dispatch
Casey’s General Store is denying allegations that the company’s pizza-delivery drivers are being shortchanged on their wages. The company, which operates roughly 2,300 stores in 16 states, allege...
Read moreEEOC Provides Updated Caregiver Discrimination Guidance - Vorys, Sater, Seymour and Pease LLP
Attorneys & Professionals Earlier this month, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) provided updated and additional guidance regarding caregiver discrimination under federal empl...
Read moreD.C.'s Ban on Non-Compete Agreements Applicability Date Postponed to October 1, 2022 - Jackson Lewis
The District of Columbia “Ban on Non-Compete Agreements Amendment Act of 2020” applicability date has been postponed from April 1 to October 1, 2022. The law broadly prohibits D.C. employers from...
Read moreIowa Law Employer Connect | College of Law - The University of Iowa - The University of Iowa - College of Law
Iowa Law students are a diverse body made up of creative minds noted for their integrity and work ethic. Our students seek employment experiences both within and outside of the legal profession: ...
Read moreWhistleblower Receives $1.25 Million From SEC - Whistleblowers Protection Blog
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Read moreAttorney General James secures nearly $7 Million from home health agencies for cheating workers and medical fraud - FingerLakes1.com
New York Attorney General Letitia James announced agreements with two home health agencies for cheating employees out of wages and submitting false Medicaid claims. Under the terms of the agreeme...
Read moreAdvisory Board Recommends Increasing Minimum Wage | The Legal Intelligencer - Law.com
A two-thirds majority of the members of the Pennsylvania Minimum Wage Advisory Board sent a letter to state lawmakers March 23 recommending the legislature increase the state’s minimum wage to $1...
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New Haven man pleads guilty to lying to IRS in $257K COVID-19 fraud scheme - New Haven Register
NEW HAVEN — A New Haven man pleaded guilty Friday to making false claims to the IRS after he was accused of fraudulently obtaining nearly $257,000 in COVID-19 relief funds, federal prosecutors sai...