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Are You Covered By Minimum Wage and Overtime Laws?

Are You Covered By Minimum Wage and Overtime Laws?

Jul 13, 2011

Most American workers are legally entitled to earn at least the minimum wage for all hours worke...

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Five Common Wage and Hour Violations

Five Common Wage and Hour Violations

Jun 27, 2011

By law, most employees must be paid at least the federal or state minimum wage--whichever is hig...

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Illinois Restaurant Owners Receive Million Dollar Lesson in Wage/Hour Compliance

Illinois Restaurant Owners Receive Million Dollar Lesson in Wage/Hour Compliance

Jun 13, 2011

Last month, in the case of Solis v. El Matador, the United States District Court for the Northe...

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Work Must Be Paid For–But What Is “Work” And How Can You Prove That You Performed It?

Work Must Be Paid For–But What Is “Work” And How Can You Prove That You Performed It?

Jun 06, 2011

To save money, employers often require their employees to engage in uncompensated work activitie...

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Riggan Law Firm Sues Rabo Agrifinance, Inc. For Unlawful Retaliation and Unpaid Wages

Riggan Law Firm Sues Rabo Agrifinance, Inc. For Unlawful Retaliation and Unpaid Wages

Jun 02, 2011

On Thursday, June 2, 2011, Riggan Law Firm, LLC, a St. Louis overtime law firm--in connection w...

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Riggan Law Firm Sues Branson, Missouri Travel Company for Wage/Hour Violations

Riggan Law Firm Sues Branson, Missouri Travel Company for Wage/Hour Violations

May 26, 2011

On Friday, May 27, 2011, Riggan Law Firm, LLC, a St. Louis overtime law firm--in connection with Cr...

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I Work With Computers: Am I Entitled to Overtime Pay?

I Work With Computers: Am I Entitled to Overtime Pay?

May 16, 2011

A frequently litigated employment law issue is whether computer professionals are entitled to ov...

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Not Being Paid for All of Your Work Time? The DOL Has an App for That.

Not Being Paid for All of Your Work Time? The DOL Has an App for That.

May 12, 2011

In our current down economy, companies are resorting to many tactics to cut costs. One of these ...

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Exotic Dancers Are Not Independent Contractors, But Rather Are Employees Who Are Entitled to Minimum Wage

Exotic Dancers Are Not Independent Contractors, But Rather Are Employees Who Are Entitled to Minimum Wage

May 09, 2011

In a recent case, a group of exotic (nude) dancers sued a gentlemen's club for its failure to p...

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