A taqueria chain in California has been ordered by the Department of Labor to pay $140,000 in back pay and damages to 35 employees for a range of infractions, including hiring a fake priest to elicit ...

It was unholy behavior. The owner of a California taqueria chain have been ordered to pay $70,000 in damages to employees who met with a “person identified as a priest” to confess workplace sins.

The owners of a Northern California taqueria chain will pay $140,000 in back wages and damages after federal investigators found they used a fake priest to elicit "confessions" of wrongdoing from ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Photo: SeventyFour, Luis Molinero / Shutterstock.com; Canva Pro We've all had a bad boss or two, but California restaurateur ...

A California restaurant must pay employees $140,000 in back wages and damages after using an alleged priest to hear worker confessions. While in court, the U.S. Department of Labor said an employee ...

A restaurant chain in California enlisted a fake priest to take confession from workers, with the supposed father urging them to "get the sins out" by telling him if they'd been late for work or had ...

Archbishop Jerome Listecki of Milwaukee has stripped one of his priests of the faculty to hear confessions following the clergyman’s public support for civil laws mandating that priests break the seal ...

A Northern California taqueria under investigation for wage theft brought in a priest to get workers to “confess” about sins they had committed in the workplace, according to the U.S. Department of ...