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A female graduate assistant has filed a federal lawsuit against Ohio Dominican University, alleging she was paid significantly below minimum wage and faced retaliation after reporting an assault by a football player. The lawsuit claims she worked up to 119 hours weekly without proper compensation, earning about $1.29 per hour instead of the legally required minimum. It also alleges she was subjected to workplace retaliatory actions after reporting the assault, including removal from staff communications and being berated publicly.
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