TPUSA, Inc. Agents File Overtime Lawsuit For Unpaid Off-The-Clock Work
MIAMI — Hourly call center agents were required to receive and respond to calls for their employer, TPUSA, Inc.
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New York Attorney General Accuses Domino’s Pizza of Wage Theft
NEW YORK CITY — The New York attorney general’s office is suing Domino’s Pizza, claiming it is liable for wage theft by franchisees because the company used a computer system that it knew undercalculated workers’ pay.
Advocate Health Care Struck With Home Health Care Class Action
DOWNERS GROVE, Ill. — A group of in-home care nurses recently filed an unpaid overtime claim against Illinois-based Advocate Health Care, according to the Cook County Record.
New Orleans Saints, Tom Benson’s Ex-Aide Talk Settlement in Unpaid Overtime Lawsuit
NEW ORLEANS — A former longtime aide to New Orleans Saints owner Tom Benson is seeking a settlement with his former employer over charges he was racially discriminated against and forced to work more than 40 hours per week without overtime pay.
Two Ex-Oilfield Employees Say Rush Wellsite Services Broke Overtime Law
PITTSBURGH — Two former employees for Rush Wellsite Services recently filed an oil workers class action unpaid overtime lawsuit against their previous employer. The lawsuit alleges the company violated the Fair Labor Standards Act and the Pennsylvania Minimum Wage Act. Among the chief complaints, the plaintiffs allege they were frequently forced to work more than […]
Millions More Americans to be Eligible for Overtime Pay
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Under a new federal overtime law signed in by President Barack Obama, millions of Americans could potentially see a pay increase after the ceiling for overtime exemptions is raised. After Dec. 1, 2016, most hourly workers making less than $47,476 a year could be eligible for overtime pay if they work more than […]