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Department of Labor Announces Continued Crack Down on Alleged Wage and Hour Violations

By Matthew S. Disbrow on Sep 12, 2013

Employers should be vigilant, now more than ever, concerning the steps they take to ensure compliance with wage and hour laws.

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Topics: Department of Labor (DOL), Independent Contractor, Minimum Wage, Misclassification

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