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Mass. Justices Unsure On Look-Back For Sunday Wage Rule

By Brian Dowling · October 4, 2023, 6:50 PM EDT

Justices on Massachusetts' top court on Wednesday scrutinized a $10 million judgment against retailer Jordan's Furniture for allegedly failing to pay salespeople premium overtime and Sunday wages, struggling with whether to retroactively...

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Mass. Justices Unsure On Look-Back For Sunday Wage Rule

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