On January 5, 2026, the United States Department of Labor (“DOL”) issued Opinion FLSA2026-2 stating that non-discretionary bonuses that are paid to waste drivers must be included in the calculation…
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Bohrer Brady, LLC recently filed suit on behalf of a former medical records coder and similarly situated hourly employees, against Intero Group HIM Services, LLC (“Intero”), for unpaid overtime and…
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If you’ve worked overtime without proper pay, you might be wondering not only how to recover your own wages, but also whether you can take action on behalf of your…
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Have you ever arrived early to set up your workstation, stayed late to finish paperwork, or answered emails before or after your shift? If so, you may be performing off-the-clock…
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As remote and hybrid work have become the new normal, many employees are logging longer hours—sometimes without realizing they are entitled to overtime pay. The Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA)…
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Many employers automatically deduct 15, 30 or 60 minutes from employees’ time records each shift for a break or meal period. But what happens if you keep working through lunch—or…
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You care for others—who’s caring for YOUR paycheck? If you're a nurse or CNA working long shifts, skipping breaks, or charting after hours, you could be a victim of wage…
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Many employees are shocked to learn that their overtime pay may have been shorted. Under the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA), non-exempt employees are entitled to overtime compensation at 1.5…
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One of the most pervasive wage violations in America isn’t simply about underpaying workers—it’s mislabeling them entirely. Being paid a salary does not, by itself, mean an employee is exempt…
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If so, you may be entitled to additional overtime wages. In Flores v. City of San Gabriel, the United States Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that an employer must…
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