QUESTION
How many staff members are assigned to investigate fair workweek law violations and what is the typical investigation process?
0:23:49
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The Commissioner explains the staffing and process for DCWP investigations into fair workweek law violations.
- The Office of Labor Policy and Standards (OLPS) has 44 staff members assigned to handle cases.
- The number of staff assigned varies based on the complexity and size of each case.
- Investigations involve a team with attorneys, data scientists, investigators and others.
- Staff are strategically reassigned across cases to address them efficiently and move them along quickly.
- There is no set number of staff per case or investigator.
Julie Menin
0:23:49
How many staff are being assigned, and I understand each case is different.
0:23:54
But if you could walk us through a typical investigation and how the agency is aligning staff and resources.
Vilda Vera Mayuga
0:24:02
Thank you, Chairman.
0:24:04
We have a you know, the OLPS has 44 staff members, and the amount of individuals, the resources that are put, they do vary.
0:24:14
There's not a specific number that we set per staff is gonna depend on the complexity of the cases and the size of the cases.
0:24:21
But they all work in cases one way or another between attorneys, data scientists, investigators.
0:24:27
There's a variety of them that are gonna be assigned to cases, and we may reassign and move strategically, you know, them around so that we can be sure we address the cases and we can move them along as fast as possible.
0:24:41
This is not a set number per per case or per investigator?
