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ASHA workers protest, demand hike in honorarium - Jammu Kashmir Latest News | Tourism - Vimarsana News

ASHA workers protest, demand hike in honorarium - Jammu Kashmir Latest News | Tourism

Excelsior Correspondent Srinagar, Dec 10: Scores of Accredited Social Health Activists (ASHAS’) today protested here, demanding an increase in their monthly honorarium and the regularization of services. The workers gathered at Press Colony under the banner of the Centre of Indian Trade Unions (CITU) Jammu and Kashmir State Committee and sought quick settlement of their long-pending demands. “We find it difficult to fathom the government’s apathetic attitude toward us. Despite the odds, we have been providing services 24 hours a […]

Wages, Overtime, Security & COVID-19 Screenings: What Pennsylvania Employers Need To Know - Employment and HR - Vimarsana News

Wages, Overtime, Security & COVID-19 Screenings: What Pennsylvania Employers Need To Know - Employment and HR

In Pennsylvania, employers' obligations to pay minimum wages and overtime are primarily governed by two statutes: (i) the federal Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA)...

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Company contracting with Tacoma detention center halts work program instead of upping detainee pay - Vimarsana News

Company contracting with Tacoma detention center halts work program instead of upping detainee pay

Brazilian Jose Soares has been locked up in one of the United States’ largest immigration detention centers for the past two years, passing much of his time cleaning bathrooms and buffing floors at a rate of $1 a day.

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Company halts work program instead of upping detainee pay - Vimarsana News

Company halts work program instead of upping detainee pay

The company that runs a for-profit immigration jail in Washington state has suspended its detainee work program, rather than pay the detainees minimum wage for cooking, cleaning and other tasks.

Company halts work program instead of upping detainee pay - Vimarsana News

Company halts work program instead of upping detainee pay

Brazilian Jose Soares has been locked up in one of the United States' largest immigration detention centers for the past two years, passing much of his time cleaning bathrooms and buffing floors at a rate of $1 a day.