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Construction company to pay $835,000 in independent contractor misclassification case - Vimarsana News

Construction company to pay $835,000 in independent contractor misclassification case

A District of Columbia-based construction company, will pay $835,000 after misclassifying employees as independent contractors.

Florida nurse registry staffing firm will pay $260,221 in misclassification case - Vimarsana News

Florida nurse registry staffing firm will pay $260,221 in misclassification case

Nurse registry staffing service will pay $260,221 to resolve misclassification case, the US Department of Labor reported.

Massachusetts issues $6.2 million in citations against Gopuff over independent contractor misclassification - Vimarsana News

Massachusetts issues $6.2 million in citations against Gopuff over independent contractor misclassification

Massachusetts attorney issues $6.2 million in citations against Gopuff over independent contractor misclassification and other labor violations.

Exaggerating Job Titles Won't Magically Transform Employees' Overtime Eligibility - Employee Rights/ Labour Relations - Vimarsana News

Exaggerating Job Titles Won't Magically Transform Employees' Overtime Eligibility - Employee Rights/ Labour Relations

When did a "Receptionist" become an "Assistant Manager of Reservations?" According to a new research study, employers' use of exaggerated job titles has increased rapidly over the past decade.

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BOC's Manila warehouse raid yields P10-B fake signature goods - Vimarsana News

BOC's Manila warehouse raid yields P10-B fake signature goods

FAKE GOODS.Intelligence Officer 3 Alvin Enciso, chief of the Customs Intelligence and Investigation Service at the Manila International Container Port (CIIS-MICP), inspects counterfeit bags and apparel from a storage facility raided by authorities in Binondo, Manila on Tuesday (Feb. 28, 2023).These counterfeit items have infringed trademarks, such as Nike, Coach, Adidas, Guess, Louis Vuitton, Dior, and Gucci, among others.(Photocourtesy of BOC) MANILA - Customs authorities padlocked a storage facility in Binondo, Manila after it was found to contain about PHP10 billion worth of counterfeit sig...