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The US DOL entered a $129,776 settlement agreement with KDE Equine to resolve violations of the federal H-2B worker program.

A North Carolina-based construction services contractor paid more than $1.6 million in back wages and liquidated damages after misclassifying 188 workers as independent contractors.

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In what the US Department of Labor describes as the largest independent contractor misclassification case in its history, the agency has sued Arise Virtual Solutions Inc.

Look at it and say this is a political prosecution. if he werent still, you know, the head of the gop and running for president of the united states, would a misclassification of business records in a case over sex, from seven years ago, be brought against anybody else and i think the answer to that is no, it wouldnt be. so i guess im, i guess im agreeing with your point. i dont have time for another one. let me simply say this. have a wonderful memorial day weekend. and remember those who made ...

Office. to take me out for several weeks where i have to sit in a courtroom is going to interfere with that right. so i think that trial is conspicuously timed and i think theres a chance trump may try to get it changed. >> you know that "the washington post" and "new york times" -- even "the washington post" and "new york times" used the word novel to describe the theory where this misclassification was elevated to a felony. when does donald trump litigate that issue, before or after trial? >> ...

Anything around it, be ready to go to trial. but i do want to highlight theres a possibility trump may go to the federal courts and say, you need to push this date back because, as you said, this is going to fall right in the middle of the republican primaries, and trump is going to argue, im a candidate for federal office, i have a first amendment right to free speech to run for office. to take me out for several weeks where i have to sit in a courtroom is going to interfere with that right. so...

Work service platform Handy Technologies Inc. agreed to pay $6 million to settle allegations it misclassified workers as independent contractors.

The Guardian citing documents it obtained said Nike is potentially facing tax fines for more than $530 million over IC misclassification.

San Diego City Attorney reports $46.5 million in IC misclassification lawsuit ready to be distributed.