City of Richmond Agrees to Pay $51,000 to Settle Unpaid Overtime Lawsuit
The City of Richmond, Virginia recently agreed to settle a class action unpaid overtime lawsuit brought by police officers working as the security detail for the city’s mayor.
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Virginia Security Company to Pay Back Dozens of Workers for Violating Federal Wage Laws
A Reston, Virginia-based private security company recently agreed to pay back dozens of current and former workers to resolve claims that the company violated provisions of several federal labor and wage laws, including statutes on overtime pay.
Virginia Restaurant Agrees to $3 Million Settlement with Labor Department Over FLSA Overtime Violation
A federal judge recently entered a consent decree between a Virginia restaurant chain and the Department of Labor to resolve claims that the defendant underpaid dozens of workers across various locations in the Roanoke area.
Landscapers Settle Unpaid Overtime Lawsuit for $4.8 Million
PHILADELPHIA, PA — Hundreds of landscapers in an unpaid overtime collective action lawsuit recently secured a substantial $4.8 million settlement to resolve claims with their former employer over allegations that the defendant failed to pay overtime and other wages under federal labor laws.
Police Officers File Unpaid Overtime Lawsuit Over Former Mayor’s Security Detail
RICHMOND — Four former members of ex-Richmond Mayor Dwight C. Jones’ security detail recently filed an unpaid overtime lawsuit against the city’s police department over allegations the office’s leaders halted all overtime payments over the perception of “wasteful government spending” but still required department officers to work overtime.
Hundreds of Postal Workers Join Unpaid Overtime Lawsuit Against United States Postal Service
RICHMOND — Dozens of current and former postal workers for a Richmond, Virginia United States Postal Service location recently filed an unpaid overtime lawsuit on behalf of themselves and hundreds more.