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Private Employer Must Pay $841,000 Back Wages to 167 California Prisoners

Loaded on Dec. 15, 2002 by John E Dannenberg published in Prison Legal News December, 2002, page 16
Filed under: Work, Prison Industries. Location: California.
( A San Diego California Superior Court judge ordered CMT Blues, a garment manufacturer, to pay 167 prisoners it had employed at the R.J. Donovan Correctional Facility state prison to pay $841,000 in back wages for the workers' underpaid overtime, late wages and for their unpaid 30 day training periods. ...

 

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