Maryland orders company to compensate janitors for paid time off while cleaning Alsobrooks' office
The Maryland Department of Labor has ordered CVVY Enterprises to pay nearly $36,000 for denying paid time off to 27 janitors who clean Sen. Angela Alsobrooks' Baltimore office building -- including seven who say they lost their jobs after trying to form a union.
CVVY Enterprises has been ordered by the Maryland Department of Labor to pay almost $36,000. This compensation is for 27 janitors who were denied paid time off while cleaning Sen. Angela Alsobrooks’ Baltimore office building. Seven of these janitors also allege they lost their jobs after attempting to unionize.
- CVVY Enterprises ordered to pay nearly $36,000.
- Payment is for denying paid time off to 27 janitors.
- The janitors clean Sen. Angela Alsobrooks’ Baltimore office building.
- Seven janitors claim job loss after attempting to form a union.
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