Deputies Say Wayne County Flubbed Payroll System Switch
Wayne County, Michigan, is facing a proposed class and collective action from sheriff's deputies alleging they were denied straight-time wages, overtime and earned benefits after the implementation of a new payroll system.
Ex-President Accuses Physician AI Co. Of Fraud, Wage Theft
A data science platform and its top brass persuaded its former chief strategy officer and president to invest $750,000 in the business, only then to not pay him wages, the former employee told a North Carolina... (more story)
5th Circ. Backs Texas Farm Bureau In Ex-Manager's OT Suit
The Fifth Circuit found Friday that a former Texas Farm Bureau agency manager failed to prove his old employer owes him overtime pay, saying the ex-employee didn't show that the Farm Bureau knew he was working overtime.
NC Restaurants Say They Didn't 'Keep' Tips In DOL Wage Suit
Two North Carolina restaurants urged a federal court Friday to narrow a U.S. Department of Labor lawsuit alleging they unlawfully kept and pooled tips from front-of-house workers and allocated the funds to tip... (more story)
FLSA Does Not Bar Claim Waivers, Wash. Judge Says
The Fair Labor Standards Act does not categorically bar a contract's release of an employee's claims, a Washington federal judge ruled, finding that a former pharmaceutical manufacturing company worker's sever... (more story)
Tesla Applicants Fight Uphill To Keep H-1B Visa Bias Suit Alive
A California federal judge appeared open Thursday to tossing a proposed class action alleging Tesla discriminates against American workers by favoring allegedly underpaid H-1B visa holders, telling counsel rep... (more story)
Elevance Fights Nurses' '11th Hour' Class Expansion
Health insurer Elevance told a North Carolina federal court that it should deny a former nurse's attempt to expand a class definition in her overtime-exempt misclassification lawsuit, arguing that the reworked... (more story)