As part of the Labor Department?s campaign to crack down on college towns that may be taking advantage of uninformed workers, seven Ann Arbor, Michigan restaurants have to pay back $145,600 in wages. The wages were owed back to 100 different employees after the restaurants violated overtime, minimum wage, and record-keeping laws. The Department is also investigating restaurants and hotels in Iowa, Indiana, and Illinois.
See "Feds: 7 Ann Arbor restaurants to pay workers back wages", David Shepardson, The Detroit News, June 16, 2015