Employee Sues Morristown Golf Club Over Labor Wage Dispute

MORRISTOWN, NJ — A former caddie at The Morris County Golf Club claims in a lawsuit filed in state Superior Court in Morris County that he and others were not paid minimum wage or overtime pay despite working long hours on the course.

The Morris County Golf Club, founded in 1894, is one of the most prestigious in the state, boasting an elect “members-only club dedicated to the spirit of great sportsmanship” and is surrounded by a 150-acre course designed by architect Seth Raynor.

Read more here: https://patch.com/new-jersey/morristown/employee-sues-morristown-golf-club-over-labor-wage-dispute

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