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Irene Spezzamonte

Irene Spezzamonte

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Legal Marketing Co. Misclassified Call Center Reps, Suit Says

A legal marketing and client support company misclassified call center representatives as independent contractors despite exercising control over their working conditions in a manner typical of employers, a worker claimed in a proposed collective action filed in New Jersey federal court Thursday.
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COVID-19 Testing Co. Settles Wage Suit With Testers, Drivers

A COVID-19 mobile testing company told a New York federal court that it has reached a settlement with a group of testers and drivers who claimed they were not paid full wages and overtime.
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4th Circ. Won't Toss Anheuser-Busch's Appeal In OT Suit

Anheuser-Busch can continue challenging a Virginia federal court's decision granting class certification and declining to untangle a collective of workers seeking unpaid wages for work performed outside their shifts, the Fourth Circuit ruled.
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Ex-Delta Worker Fights To Keep Breaks Suit Alive

Delta Air Lines should not be able to end a former employee's suit that said the company's understaffing issues forced workers to miss their meal and rest breaks, a former worker said, telling a Washington state federal court that she supported her claims well enough.
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Cos. Seek Wash. Justices' Clarity On Wage Disclosure Reach

A McDonald's franchise operator and the operator of Jack in the Box restaurants asked the Washington Supreme Court to clear up the reach of a state law requiring job postings to list pay information in two related cases involving Houston Casualty Co.
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Wash. AG Introduces Unit To Fight For Worker Protections

Workers in Washington state could now turn to a new unit that will focus on enforcing protections and tackling wage theft, the state's attorney general announced Thursday, citing "a systematic dismantling of the U.S. Department of Labor."
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PetSmart Settles Deceptive Training Contracts Suit For $225K

PetSmart agreed to pay the state of Colorado $225,000 to end a suit accusing it of tricking dog groomers into contracts with training repayment agreement provisions that forced them to pay up to $5,500 if they left the company before working there for two years, the state's attorney general said.
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NYC Workers Claim City Flouted OT Obligations

New York City failed to pay its Department of Homeless Services special officers and sergeants for all the hours they worked, basing their pay on their scheduled hours instead, according to a suit in New York federal court that could include more than 460 workers' claims.
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Ex-Va. City Atty Tells 4th Circ. FMLA Doesn't Immunize Officials

The Family and Medical Leave Act doesn't contemplate qualified immunity, a former Virginia city assistant attorney told the Fourth Circuit on Thursday, arguing that a municipal attorney cannot appeal a federal court's decision to let his FMLA suit go to trial.
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School Bus Co.'s OT Deal Gets Preliminary OK

A $525,000 deal between a school bus company and nearly 2,000 drivers accusing it of miscalculating their overtime rate can move forward, an Illinois federal court said Thursday.
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Apple Faces Garnishment Bid In $1.6M Wage Suit Judgment

Workers seeking to pocket a $1.6 million judgment in their wage and hour case against an Apple-affiliated repair company asked a North Carolina federal court to garnish Apple's contract payments, saying that the contractor failed to post bond while it took the case to the Fourth Circuit.