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      Regulatory ComplianceProfessional ServicesPublic ProcurementLabor Law ComplianceNew JerseyPolicy
      2 days ago

      New Jersey Adds Eight Businesses to Workplace Accountability Violations List

      The New Jersey Department of Labor has added eight companies to its Workplace Accountability List for accumulating unpaid wages and tax law violations exceeding **$353,000**. These companies will be barred from public contracts until they resolve their debts, reinforcing the importance of compliance in state procurement.

      Regulatory ComplianceProfessional ServicesLabor Law CompliancePolicy
      9 days ago

      DOL Recovers $171K for Hawaii Employees Over Overtime Pay Violations

      The U.S. Department of Labor has retrieved **$171,897** in back wages and assessed an **$18,810** penalty against First Physical & Functional Rehab due to overtime pay violations affecting **32 employees** in Hawaii. This action highlights the DOL's commitment to ensuring compliance with federal labor laws, which should alert procurement professionals to heightened enforcement and financial risks.