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HOME CARE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA et al v. WEIL et al
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January 23, 2015
DOL To Appeal Ruling That Cut Caregiver Wage Regs
The U.S. Department of Labor said Thursday it will appeal a District of Columbia federal judge's ruling last week that vacated the remainder of a contentious regulation that would eliminate an exemption from minimum wage or overtime for most "companionship" domestic workers.
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January 14, 2015
Judge Axes Controversial DOL Caregiver Wage Regs
A federal judge in the District of Columbia has vacated the remainder of a contentious U.S. Department of Labor regulation that would eliminate an exemption from minimum wage or overtime for most "companionship" domestic workers, saying the regulations run contrary to legislative intent.
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January 09, 2015
Judge Hints At Vacating Disputed DOL Caregiver Wage Rules
U.S. District Judge Richard J. Leon seemed poised Friday to vacate the U.S. Department of Labor's contentious regulation that would eliminate an exemption from minimum wage or overtime for most "companionship" domestic workers, pushing back against its claim that he should defer to its legislative interpretation.
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December 22, 2014
Judge Axes DOL Wage Regs For Certain Domestic Workers
A District of Columbia federal judge on Monday vacated a new U.S. Department of Labor regulation barring third-party employers from claiming a minimum wage or overtime exemption for "companionship" domestic workers, as well as an overtime exemption for live-in employees, ruling the agency had overstepped its authority.