U.S. Department of Labor | May 15, 2020 |
COVID-19 UPDATES AND RESOURCES |
| Back Wages A hair salon operator with locations in 15 states and the District of Columbia must pay $1,149,965 in back wages to more than 7,500 workers after closing all of its locations and failing to pay its workers final paychecks. | |
| Coronavirus Back Pay A truck driver received $3,017 in back wages after being denied emergency paid sick leave while seeking a diagnosis for coronavirus symptoms. | |
| Hazard Citations OSHA has cited a Texas steel storage tank company for exposing workers to amputation, confined spaces and other safety hazards. The company faces $234,528 in penalties. | |
| COVID-19 Wages Recovered A West Texas paving company will pay $1,200 in back wages after denying paid sick leave to a worker with potential coronavirus symptoms, despite a doctors order to self-quarantine. | |
| Sick Leave Paid A Hawaii food retailer will pay back wages to a worker wrongly denied paid sick leave to care for their child whose school was closed due to the coronavirus. | |
| Military Spouse Appreciation The Department offers resources for military spouses and families, including information on the recognition of occupations licenses when military families move to new states. | |
COMPLIANCE ASSISTANCE HIGHLIGHT |
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