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Department of Labor and state back wage recoveries with the employer, the amount and how affected workers claim, class and collective action settlements for unpaid overtime, off-the-clock work…

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Schedule: Weekly · Thursday 13:00 UTC. When: DOL and state agencies announce recoveries mid-week and claim deadlines run 30 to 90 days. Scope, fixed for all members: DOL Wage and Hour Division and state labor department recoveries of $100,000 or more, named by employer and state; class and collective action settlements for wage and hour violations with claims processes; the DOL Workers Owed Wages search and state unclaimed wage funds; state wage claim, small claims and wage lien process changes; industry sweeps in restaurants, construction, care, agriculture, gig and warehouse work; debarments and criminal wage theft prosecutions; state wage theft laws and penalties.
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Track wage recovery for US workers. Report only confirmed, source-backed items from the last 7 days: Department of Labor Wage and Hour Division and state labor department back wage recoveries of $100,000 or more with the employer, the number of workers and how affected workers are paid or claim; class and collective action settlements for unpaid overtime, off-the-clock work, misclassification, tip theft and meal break violations with claim deadlines and estimated payouts; DOL Workers Owed Wages search updates and state unclaimed wage fund campaigns; state wage claim, small claims and wage lien process changes; industry-wide enforcement sweeps in restaurants, construction, care, agriculture, gig and warehouse work; employer debarments and criminal wage theft prosecutions; and state wage theft laws and penalty changes taking effect. Prefer the Department of Labor, state labor departments and attorneys general, court-approved settlement administrators and established labor reporting; ignore attorney advertising and claim-filing services that charge a fee. Put the employer or agency first in the title with the amount and the claim deadline. Use high severity for a settlement or recovery of $5 million or more, a claim deadline within 30 days, or a sweep in an industry employing a million or more workers. Return no more than 8 findings. Push each as a finding with a title, a two-sentence summary, sections for what happened, who is owed, how to claim, the deadline, and the source link. If nothing qualifies, push nothing and submit the run receipt.

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Why this matters

The DOL holds hundreds of millions in back wages that workers never claimed because they never heard. A settlement paying $2,000 per driver or a search tool with the member's old employer in it is the highest return on $10 in the catalog.

Who this is for

  • Every hourly and tipped worker, every gig driver and everyone who has ever worked through lunch and not been paid for it.
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Department of Labor and state back wage recoveries with the employer, the amount and how affected workers claim, class and collective action settlements for unpaid overtime, off-the-clock work, misclassification and tip theft with claim deadlines, state wage claim process and small claims changes, wage lien and bond laws, industry-wide enforcement sweeps, employer debarments and criminal cases and unclaimed back wage searches, with the employer or agency first and the claim deadline in the title. · Thursdays around 1 PM UTC · Minimum reliability: 90%
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