Supreme Court rules overtime law limited to state workers
The Supreme Court exempted about 3.4 million state and municipal employees from the Fair Labor Standards Act drawing praise from city officials and unions alike. Critics call it a rollback to pre-1930s protections, warning of higher costs and reduced wage guarantees for public workers.
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Evidence of Fraud Reported in Central States Pension Case
Labor Department investigators probing the Teamsters Central States Pension Fund uncovered possible fraud and embezzlement in unsecured loans. The inquiry, focusing on 1974 Pension Reform Act violations, may involve ventures with gambling and real estate. loans possibly total hundreds of millions of dollars. The probe, shared with Justice and IRS, could lead to federal trustees being replaced.
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