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Restaurants pay up after they ignored time clock
A company running two Hudson Valley restaurants agreed to pay its employees almost $53,000 in back wages and interest to...
Read moreDetailsNew electricity bill could power up big utilities
The new electricity bill passed June 4 jolted previous efforts at deregulation in Connecticut, allowing the state’s two transmission utilities...
Read moreDetailsConstruction firms nailed on overtime
Five commonly owned and operated construction companies in Westchester and the Hudson Valley have agreed to pay 55 employees more...
Read moreDetailsAttorney gives primer on patents
For small companies, filing a patent for a new product, service or business method provides important protection.
Read moreDetailsChopper suit is settled
In the past month, Sikorsky Aircraft Corp. has settled a pair of lawsuits with a Louisiana company that shuttles workers...
Read moreDetailsMob case sends pair to prison
Two more associates of Danbury trash hauler James Galante were sentenced in federal district court in New Haven – one...
Read moreDetailsConn. to hire “navigators†for disabled job seekers
The U.S. Department of Labor has granted Connecticut $1.2 million to help people with disabilities find jobs, part of a...
Read moreDetailsFeds join suit against Boehringer Ingelheim
Even as Boehringer Ingelheim Pharmaceuticals Inc. enjoys rapidly escalating revenue and accolades for its sales force, it is battling government...
Read moreDetailsRell nominates Eveleigh to Supreme Court
Superior Court Judge Dennis Eveleigh was nominated for the Connecticut Supreme Court.
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