The Hertz Corporation adv. Williams

no-link

This is a class action on behalf of non-exempt hourly paid employees for violations of Nevada’s minimum wage and break laws. Plaintiff alleges that despite requiring all non-exempt hourly paid employees to accurately record their meal periods, Defendant Hertz Corporation did not compensate Plaintiff and all non-exempt employees at least the minimum wage rate when they did not take a full 30-minute meal period.

Plaintiff seeks unpaid wages for hours worked, together with attorneys’ fees, costs, interest, and injunctive relief, as provided by law. Plaintiff also seeks sixty days of pay as continuation wage/waiting time penalties.

Defendant Hertz has filed a Motion for Summary Judgment, which has been fully briefed and is pending a hearing by the Court.

If you work in Nevada and have not received a full thirty-minute uninterrupted break for eight continuous hours of work, please contact Thierman Buck immediately to discuss your rights.

Photo: Anrita1705 | License

Class Action Complaint – Hertz adv. Williams

First Amended Class Action Complaint – Hertz adv. Williams

Petition for Removal – Hertz adv. Williams

Plaintiff’s Opposition to Motion for Summary Judgment – Hertz adv. Williams

Related Cases

What Our Clients Say

We're Listening

Get in touch today and receive a complimentary consultation.

labor law client listening to summary of matter