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US Department of Labor recovers $107K in back wages for 27 restaurant workers denied overtime pay - Corruption By Cops
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US Department of Labor recovers $107K in back wages for 27 restaurant workers denied overtime pay - Corruption By Cops
Kaimook Inc. short-changed workers, kept a portion of employee tips DENVER – The U.S. Department of Labor recovered $107,300 in back wages from an Aurora-based Thai restaurant that denied 27 employees overtime pay and kept some of their tips, in violation of federal law. Investigators with the department’s Wage and Hour Division determined that owners of Kaimook Inc. – doing business as Pearl of Siam – violated the overtime provisions of the F…
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