workplace justice lab@RU In the News

The Fault Line interviews Jake Barnes of the Workplace Justice Lab@RU about minimum wage violations affecting California’s domestic workers. (En español)

Oklahoma Watch summarizes a Workplace Justice Lab@RU report, revealing that the state will need to hire more wage and hour investigators if the minimum wage goes up.

A report by SMLR's Workplace Justice Lab finds that affected workers lose up to 30% of their income, but the state employs only three people to help them get it back.

Oklahoma Voice covers a Workplace Justice Lab@RU report on minimum wage violations in the state, quoting Jake Barnes and Jenn Round.

Construction Dive reports a construction contractor must pay back wages and damages to 137 workers. Jenn Round of the Workplace Justice Lab@RU is quoted.

The Atlantic interviews Janice Fine of the Workplace Justice Lab@RU about the possibility of employer-focused immigration enforcement.

NBC Bay Area interviews Jake Barnes about a new report by the Workplace Justice Lab@RU, revealing that 20% of California’s domestic workers experience wage theft.

Broadcasting Corporation of Mendocino County covers a Workplace Justice Lab@RU report, revealing that many of California’s domestic workers experience wage theft.