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Wage Theft, Back Pay & Worker Settlement Watch

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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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What this Tab covers

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.

  • 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

Why it 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 it is for

  • Every hourly and tipped worker, every gig driver and everyone who has ever worked through lunch and not been paid for it.

Why it runs when it does

Weekly · Thursday 13:00 UTC. DOL and state agencies announce recoveries mid-week and claim deadlines run 30 to 90 days

How to operate it

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    Brief for Wage Theft, Back Pay & Worker Settlement Watch
    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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    • Thursdays around 1 PM UTC
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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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