Authored by Gena D. Usenheimer
Hourly pharmacists for CVS in California were forced to swallow a bitter pill late last year when Judge S. James Otero of the Central District or California denied their motion for class certification on claims for unpaid off-the-clock and overtime work.
The plaintiffs alleged that they were forced to work additional hours without pay in
Continue Reading Bad Medicine: California Pharmacists Lose Bid For Class Certification
Authored by Brian P. Long
A seemingly never ending wave of call center class actions has been leveled against employers in recent years. The hallmark of these suits invariably includes allegations of purportedly homogenous “drones” working off-the-clock when they are not helping customers. Companies are left with few options other than shout into the wind that their policies prohibit such
Continue Reading One of These Things Is Not Like the Others: Some Class Representatives Just Don’t Belong