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

Company halts work program instead of upping detainee pay

SEATTLE (AP) — Brazilian Jose Soares has been locked up in one of the United States'...

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GEO Comments On Unfavorable Jury Verdict And Judgment In Detainee Minimum Wage Cases - Vimarsana News

GEO Comments On Unfavorable Jury Verdict And Judgment In Detainee Minimum Wage Cases

WASHINGTON (dpa-AFX) - A private prison company GEO Group (GEO) commented Thursday on the recent unfavorable jury verdict and combined $23.2 million judgments in the retrial of two cases, State

GEO ordered to pay $23.2M in Washington detainee minimum wage cases - Vimarsana News

GEO ordered to pay $23.2M in Washington detainee minimum wage cases

SEATTLE — A private prison company has been ordered to pay more than $23 million over lawsuits that accused it of running its for-profit immigration lockup in Washington state on the backs of detainees.

Private prison company ordered to pay $23.2M in detainee minimum wage cases - Vimarsana News

Private prison company ordered to pay $23.2M in detainee minimum wage cases

A private prison company has been ordered to pay more than $23 million over lawsuits that accused it of running its for-profit immigration lockup in Washington state on the backs of detainees.

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'Just a Dollar a Day': For-Profit Prison Ordered to Pay Detainees $23M for Wage Theft - Vimarsana News

'Just a Dollar a Day': For-Profit Prison Ordered to Pay Detainees $23M for Wage Theft

"This is a landmark victory for workers' rights and basic human dignity," Washington Attorney General Bob Ferguson said.