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Former Amazon.com Employee Files Lawsuit Against Company For Failing To Pay For All Hours Worked
A former Amazon.com employee in Las Vegas is seeking class-action status for a lawsuit claiming the company's warehouse workers nationwide have been shorted on overtime pay because of the company's practice of rounding time to the quarter hour.
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Tyson Foods Found Violating Labor Laws
On Industry Week, it was reported that Tyson Foods, the poultry producer, was found in violation of the FLSA for failing to pay employees at an Alabama plant for activities required by the company.
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Del Monte Fresh Found Liable For Requiring Processing Employees To Don/Doff
On October 1, 2009, a Multonomah County jury in Portland, Oregon, found Del Monte based in Florida had violated Oregon minimum wage laws for having its employees engaging in donning/doffing activities prior to and at the end of their shift and during lunch.
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Wal-Mart Settles Overtime Lawsuit For $11 Million - It Plans On Settling 63 Similar Lawsuits
A class-action lawsuit filed eight years ago in Clinton County, Iowa accusing Wal-Mart of intimidating employees into working overtime without pay has been settled, the company will pay $11 million.
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