NYC Eatery Fired Workers Over FLSA Suit NLRB Judge Says Law360

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November 11, 2016

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November 11, 2016

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Law 360 reported on a decision by National Labor Relations Board Judge Steven Davis finding that Waverly Restaurant in NYC illegally fired workers who filed a Fair Labor Standards act suit against the restaurant. The workers are represented by Louis Pechman and Vivianna Morales.

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