PROVIDENCE — A former employee of American Mussel Harvesters has recently filed a lawsuit against the company over allegations of state and federal labor law violations in which employees were not paid the required minimum or overtime wages required.
HOUSTON — A former oil field worker for EOG Resources filed a federal class action lawsuit against the company alleging the company failed to pay him and others overtime wages.
SAN FRANCISCO — Two California cities were recently hit with unpaid overtime lawsuits by city employees alleging they worked over 40 hours a week with no overtime pay.
CHICAGO — A group of poultry catchers claim they are due overtime wages from their employer, Koch Foods, because the pay arrangement they entered into did not take into account the actual hours worked.
A man from the American island of Saipan recently filed a lawsuit against his former employer and business partner for unpaid overtime, breach of contract, and paying less than minimum wage.
MEMPHIS — The Department of Veterans Affairs’ Veterans Canteen Service was named in a 2015 class action lawsuit on the basis that the department had a common policy of illegally misclassifying Assistant Canteen Chiefs to avoid paying various benefits to those employees.