This is a class action case filed on behalf of school bus drivers of First Student, Inc. for failure to provide rest periods, failure to pay minimum wages, failure to provide accurate wage statements, failure to timely pay all wages due, unfair business practices, and PAGA violations. Defendant First Student employed Plaintiffs and other… Read more »
Posts Tagged: Off-the-clock
$13.5M Deal Ends Amazon Wage MDL That Went To High Court
By Melissa Angell Law360 (July 23, 2021, 9:15 PM EDT) — A Kentucky federal judge granted final approval Thursday to a $13.5 million settlement resolving multidistrict claims that over 42,000 Amazon.com warehouse workers weren’t compensated for time spent in mandatory security checks, ending an 11-year fight that made its way to the U.S. Supreme Court. U.S. District Judge David… Read more »
Amazon avoids paying workers for long waits and walks
Eleven years ago, an Amazon worker sued the company for screening him at the end of his shifts at its warehouse to make sure he wasn’t smuggling inventory out the door. The worker’s complaint: It was Amazon that was taking something from him. The case made it to the Supreme Court, where the warehouse… Read more »
NorthBay Healthcare Group adv. Santiago
This is a collective and class action case under federal and California state law on behalf of patient-care employees for off-the-clock work, unpaid wages, meal and rest period violations, and failure to provide accurate wage statements. Plaintiff alleges that employees performed both overtime and non-overtime off-the-clock work while charting in Defendant, NorthBay’s electronic medical record… Read more »
Renown adv. Nevett
This is a class action on behalf of patient-care employees of Renown Health for failure to compensate for all hours worked, failure to pay overtime premium pay, and for auto-deducted meal/rest periods that were uninterrupted. Plaintiff’s Complaint alleges Defendant, Renown Health failed to pay patient-care employees for time spent recording and documenting patient care… Read more »
Dignity Health adv. Darling and Jara
This is a collective and class action case based on federal and California and Nevada state law on behalf of patient-care employees for off-the-clock work, unpaid wages, meal and rest break violations, and failure to pay proper overtime premium pay. IMPORTANT UPDATE Time Sensitive Deadline of March 3, 2023 for Opt In Plaintiffs to… Read more »
Amazon Workers Ink $11M Deal In Security-Line Pay Suit
By Hailey Konnath Law360 (April 30, 2020, 9:58 PM EDT) — Amazon has agreed to pay an $11.1 million settlement to an estimated 200,000 of its warehouse workers to put to rest claims that they should have been paid for time they spent in security lines before and after work, according to a filing in… Read more »
Thierman Buck Wins Again At The Ninth Circuit
The Ninth Circuit ruled that the Nevada federal district court impermissibly assumed the truth of intrinsic documents when it dismissed Plaintiff’s case and that Plaintiff had sufficiently alleged Nevada minimum wage, unpaid wage, and breach of contract claims. From Law360.com: 9th Circ. Revives Capital One Rep’s FLSA Suit By Danielle Nichole Smith Law360 (April 15,… Read more »
Select Medical adv. Arends
This is a nationwide collective and class action case brought on behalf of all patient care employees who worked for Select Medical. Case Information Plaintiffs allege that Select Medical suffered and/or permitted them to use the electronic medical record (EMR) software program called EPIC when they were clocked out of the timekeeping system… Read more »
Supreme Court Mulls Whether To Hear Thierman Buck, LLP’s Integrity/Amazon.com Win
In a case that could have profound repercussions for how retail stores and warehouse operators set up their security apparatus, the Justices are being asked to consider whether the Sixth Circuit correctly ruled that Amazon workers in Nevada could pursue state-law class action claims that they weren’t properly paid for time they spent clearing security… Read more »
