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C-Town: Workplace records, Brooklyn, New York

Industry Food and Beverage Retailers (NAICS 44511)18 federal recordsNewest record

The Wage and Hour Division concluded 18 cases at C-Town in New York since fiscal year 2005. The back wages agreed to pay in these cases are $147,371.

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Concluded cases
18
Back wages agreed to pay
$147,371for 162 employees
Civil money penalties
$14,493
Violations recorded
232
C-Town: Wage and Hour cases by year concluded
YearCasesBack wages agreed to payEmployees
20052$27,72122
20071$4481
20121$1,5021
20151$00
201713$117,700138
All years18$147,371162
C-Town: Wage and Hour cases
CaseFindings periodViolationsBack wages agreed to payEmployeesActs
183716911 Dec 2015 to 9 Dec 201714$11,58913Fair Labor Standards Act
183964329 Nov 2015 to 30 Nov 201722$12,13419Fair Labor Standards Act, Family and Medical Leave Act
18396421 Dec 2015 to 30 Nov 20170$00None stated
183710313 Nov 2015 to 17 Nov 20170$00None stated
183716214 Nov 2015 to 11 Nov 201715$40,36314Fair Labor Standards Act
18371747 Nov 2015 to 6 Nov 20170$00None stated
18371854 Nov 2014 to 3 Nov 201779$27,70674Fair Labor Standards Act, Family and Medical Leave Act
18371824 Nov 2015 to 3 Nov 20172$00Fair Labor Standards Act
18371115 Nov 2015 to 3 Nov 20172$661Fair Labor Standards Act
18371046 Nov 2015 to 3 Nov 20171$00Fair Labor Standards Act
18370971 May 2017 to 3 Nov 20170$00None stated
18371456 Nov 2015 to 2 Nov 201718$25,84217Fair Labor Standards Act
183709330 Oct 2015 to 29 Oct 201752$00Fair Labor Standards Act, Family and Medical Leave Act
173582127 Feb 2013 to 27 Feb 20150$00None stated
16821661 Jun 2012 to 11 Sep 20123$1,5021Fair Labor Standards Act
14688851 Apr 2005 to 30 Mar 20071$4481Fair Labor Standards Act
14184718 Aug 2003 to 6 Aug 200523$27,72122Fair Labor Standards Act
13965721 Apr 2004 to 25 May 20050$00None stated
C-Town: violations and back wages by act
ActViolationsBack wages agreed to pay
Fair Labor Standards Act177$147,371
Family and Medical Leave Act55$0

Every case in the file is concluded. The file does not say if the employer paid the back wages.

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OSHA

OSHA inspections

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300A

Injury summaries

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USAspending

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OFLC

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Has OSHA inspected C-Town in New York?
The enforcement data since 2016 has no OSHA inspection of this employer in New York. Sites in other states have their own records.
Which acts do the Wage and Hour Division cases cite?
The cases cite 2 acts. Under the Fair Labor Standards Act they record 177 violations and $147,371 in back wages agreed to pay.
Until which date do the records run?
OSHA records run to 23 September 2026. Wage and Hour Division cases run to 15 June 2026. OFLC decisions run to 30 June 2026.

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  • OSHA Occupational Safety and Health Administration. Records to . Inspections opened since 2016. Read , from the agency.
  • 300A OSHA Injury Tracking Application, Form 300A. Calendar years 2023 to 2025. Read , from the committed copy.
  • WHD Wage and Hour Division. Concluded cases to . Cases since fiscal year 2005. Read , from the agency.
  • USAspending USAspending.gov. Period the latest 12 months. Read , from the agency.
  • OFLC Office of Foreign Labor Certification. Decisions to . Newest file fiscal year 2026, quarter 3. Read , from the committed copy.

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