Employees of the Forever 21 fashion shop have filed a class action lawsuit seeking unpaid wages and overtime.

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1/23/2012
Robert L. Abell
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Forever 21 Employees Seek Unpaid Wages & Overtime In Class Action Suit

Employees of the Forever 21 clothing store in California have filed a class action lawsuit seeking unpaid wages and overtime.  The employees claim in the suit that they were required to work through their meal breaks and were required to stay in the store after the end of their shifts and after they had clocked out.

Source: Los Angeles Times

Kentucky law requires that an employee be completely relieved of work duties during unpaid meal breaks.  If an employee has to perform work during what is supposed to be their meal break, the employee must be paid for the time. If an employer requires an employee to stay in the workplace after they have clocked out, the employee is supposed to be paid for the time.  

Lexington, Kentucky wages and overtime lawyer represents employees in suits seeking recovery of unpaid wages and/or overtime; contact him at 859-254-7076.  



 



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