Requiring employees to work off the clock or to work their required breaks violates Kentucky's wage and hour law. A class action lawsuit brought on behalf of Wal-Mart employees in Massachusetts has been settled for $40 million.

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5/3/2010
Robert L. Abell
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$40 Million Settlement in Another Unpaid Wages Suit Against Wal-Mart

Requiring employees to work off the clock or through their required breaks violates both the federal Fair Labor Standards Act and Kentucky wage and hour law.

A class action lawsuit brought on behalf of Wal-Mart employees in Massachusetts to collect their unpaid wages has been settled for $40 million. This lawsuit, like other similar lawsuits filed around the country, claimed that Wal-Mart unlawfully required employees to work off the clock and/or through their required breaks.  Settlements of other suits have been previously reported.

Source: Bloomberg News

If you have been forced to work off the clock or through your required meal or rest breaks, contact Lexington, Kentucky wages and overtime lawyer Robert Abell at 859-254-7076.


Category: Overtime & Wages


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