Case in Point
The Upper Crust Pizzeria in Salem, Massachusetts, had to answer to overtime violations in a lawsuit filed by employees. The pizza chain will pay over $80,000 in liquidated damages and back wages to 11 employees after a Department of Labor investigation.
The company allegedly did not pay overtime to employees and kept faulty records of employee work hours. This isn't the first time Upper Crust stores have faced overtime and wage investigations. In 2009, a separate investigation by the Department of Labor required The Upper Crust LLC to pay $341,545.53 in back wages to 121 employees in 10 restaurants.
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