Labor and Employment Class Actions
Many employers are taking advantage of their employees by failing to pay proper wages and fostering illegal work environments. California and U.S. labor laws exist to protect workers from these abuses, but some employers routinely ignore these requirements at the expense of their employees. These abuses include:
- Failing to pay proper overtime wages
- Misclassifying employees as "exempt" from the labor laws and overtime requirements
- Failing to provide proper meal and rest periods
- Failing to timely pay wages
- Improperly deducting money from employees' wages
- Requiring employees to pay for job-required expenses
- Requiring employees to work “off-the-clock”
- $7.5 million against a national restaurant chain
- $6.5 million against a national retail chain
- $5 million against a national mortgage company
- $5 million against a national restaurant chain
- $4.25 million against a national messenger company
- $4 million against a national technology company
- $2.3 million against a national restaurant chain
- $2 million against a national restaurant chain
- $1.625 million against a national restaurant chain
- $1.15 million against a national restaurant chain
- $1.1 million against a national retail chain