NEW YORK—A chain of five Japanese restaurants in the Long Island suburbs of New York has agreed to pay $764,797 to 161 workers to settle a Labor Department Wage and Hour Division lawsuit alleging minimum wage, overtime, and recordkeeping violations, DOL announced Feb. 29 (Solis v. Ta-Yeh Rest. Inc.).
In a consent judgment approved Feb. 22 by Judge Sandra J. Feuerstein of U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of New York, the Tai Show restaurant chain and its President Wen Chua Su agreed to pay $651,649 in back wages, plus $97,748 in liquidated damages and $15,400 in ...
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