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m.a f H E . £ • APRM24 1945 RPR 30 1945 ifeNO ji^gVADfcr ^ Bice rfljig. dSa &% te. | i April 30, 1945 Back Wages Are Repaid Three Nevada employers made voluntary restitution of $2,571.35 in back wages to employes under the i federal wage and hour law during . the first three months of 1945, C. O. Atchison, northern California and || Nevada manager of the wage and ; hour and public contracts division of the U. S. department of labor, has announced. The violations were revealed by I an inspection of employers’ records. ! They involved principally either the f ailure to pay the legal minimum of i 40 cents an hour to all employes en- 1 gaged in interstate commerce, or overtime pay at the rate of time and on-half for more than 40 hours of 1 work a week. Some employes had I been mistakenly classified as exempt from the application of the law, Atchison said. _______ _
