MANCHESTER — The federal Department of Labor is eager to return $1,933,223 in wages recovered by its Wage and Hour Division’s Manchester district office to 1,431 workers who have earned them and encourages people to use the Workers Owed Wages online tool. (If you are reading this online, click the link to the Workers Owed Wages online tool. If you are reading the print edition of the newspaper, type into a computer browser bar: Workers Owed Wages online tool and hit enter. The link should appear on the computer screen.)
Who does this apply to? Anyone who believes they may be owed back wages or knows someone who may be owed wages are encouraged to use the Workers Owed Wages online tool. Anyone who believes they may be owed wages are encouraged to use the WOW tool as the year comes to an end. Anyone who uses the WOW search tool can simply input their current or former employer’s name to learn if the division is holding wages on their behalf.
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