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Maine artisans will take up residence in Bangor Mall this summer - Vimarsana News

Maine artisans will take up residence in Bangor Mall this summer

The Bangor Mall has successfully hosted regular craft fairs throughout the year, so the Maine Micro Artisans should fit right in.

A Workers' Guide to Wage Theft: What to Do If Your Boss Steals Your Wages - Vimarsana News

A Workers' Guide to Wage Theft: What to Do If Your Boss Steals Your Wages

If your paycheck isn’t right, and you suspect your employer may be stealing your wages, the state or federal government could help address issues of wage theft — but it may take some research, records and patience on your part. Here are some resources.

Source: kcet.org
California Cites Home Health Agencies $2M for Misclassifying 66 Workers - Vimarsana News

California Cites Home Health Agencies $2M for Misclassifying 66 Workers

The California Labor Commissioner's Office cited Angel Connection Nursing Care and Angel Connection Nursing Services for improperly misclassifying 66 home

State fines Long Beach home health care placement agencies nearly $2M • Long Beach Post News - Vimarsana News

State fines Long Beach home health care placement agencies nearly $2M • Long Beach Post News

Two Long Beach-based home health care placement agencies were fined nearly $1.9 million for allegedly improperly misclassifying 66 home health workers as independent contractors, the California Labor Commissioner's Office announced today.  

Source: lbpost.com
State Says Long Beach Home Care Agencies Owe Nearly $2 Million For Wage Theft - Vimarsana News

State Says Long Beach Home Care Agencies Owe Nearly $2 Million For Wage Theft

The state has ordered the two agencies to pay more than $1.8 million for wage theft violations affecting 66 caregivers, most of them Filipino.

Source: laist.com