Certainly got off easy, assuming there isn't a separate forthcoming case for the defamatory messages posted about the former employee. From the DOJ release: >

Certainly got off easy, assuming there isn't a separate forthcoming case for the defamatory messages posted about the former employee. From the DOJ release: >The court ordered the auto shop operator to pay $39,934, representing back wages owed and an equal amount in liquidated damages, to nine workers. If I'm understanding that correctly, the person paid in pennies is owed a whopping $1,830.