November 1, 2016
Department of Labor Wage and Hour Division administrator David Weil figured Paul Johnson Drywall Inc. had “kind of seen the light” by the time the company’s case was settled.
The Arizona-based company agreed in May 2014 to pay $600,000 in back wages, overtime and penalties to more than 445 current and former employees. The decision came after a DOL investigation into worker misclassification – an expansive and complex issue that has many labor organizations offering different opinions on the matter.
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