Warn bosses: Wage violations could mean personal liability–and they would have to pay!
Want to stop supervisors who allow off-the-clock work or look the other way when employees work extra hours that should be paid overtime? Remind them that not only are their actions illegal under the FLSA, but they may be held personally liable in a lawsuit. That means their own assets are on the line, not just their employer’s.
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