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Employment bureau files lawsuits against companies
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The state Bureau of Employment Programs has filed lawsuits against
four employers it says are in default with the agency's Workers'
Compensation and Unemployment Compensation divisions.
The suits were filed against:
* Baxter & Co. Inc., a Monroe County hardware store and plumbing
installation and repair business. The bureau claims the company owes
back taxes, interest and penalties totaling $2,778 to Workers'
Compensation and $3,399 to Unemployment Compensation.
* C&S Min...
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