SALEM, Ore. (AP) — A janitorial company has been permanently banned from Oregon government work after an investigation revealed widespread underpayment of workers. 

The Oregonian/OregonLive reports the Oregon Bureau of Labor and Industries conducted the investigation which prompted a settlement between Cornerstone Janitorial and the state. 

The company must pay $144,000 in damages to 46 workers as part of the deal. That's on top of nearly $200,000 in back wages collected by the bureau last year related to Cornerstone employees' work on 16 taxpayer-funded projects.

More at source: Herald Courier

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