Verizon FiOS First Level Local Manager Overtime Lawsuit

This url is dedicated to the Verizon FiOS First Level Local Manager Overtime Lawsuit. To stay updated about the FiOS local manager overtime wage lawsuit bookmark this site or contact one of our employment law offices in California.

The lawsuit is challenges Verizon's policy and practice of treating local managers as exempt from overtime pay. In order to avoid paying employees in California overtime compensation, the workers must not meet any of the job duties test of an exemption from overtime. In this lawsuit, the local managers contend they are entitled to overtime pay because they are not exempt employees as administrators, professionals or executives.

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San Francisco Employment Lawyers

Many employees in the San Francisco bay area have become victims to big company illegal employment law practices and policies which have the effect of cheating employees out of the fair amount of money that they are owed by the company. There are many big companies in the San Francisco bay area in every different type of industry that exists, including the computer industry, technology industry, manufacturing industry and banking industry.

The question is what can employees to do to fight back when their employer stops playing by the rules. On a positive note, there are many great San Francisco employment lawyers that are willing to take employee cases on a contingency fee basis so the employees do not have to put any money down. These attorneys even front all the costs of litigation to make it so that the workers have a chance of going up against a big company.

Class action lawsuits are the best way for employees to get on an even playing field with their employer when it comes to litigation. In a class action lawsuit, the employee is not only suing the company on his or her own behalf, but also on behalf of everyone who is similarly situated and has been treated unfairly by the company. Whether the class action is to collect unpaid overtime pay or for discrimination practices committed by the company, the employees stand a chance to actually get paid for the wrongful conduct as well as put a stop to the illegal employment law practices for good.

Dietitians Hit Renal Advantage with a Class Action Lawsuit for Overtime Violations

On August 15, 2011, a class action lawsuit was filed in San Diego, California, against Renal Advantage, Inc. by the California employment lawyers at Blumenthal, Nordrehaug & Bhowmik, on behalf of Dietitians who claim the dialysis centers violated their rights under the California Labor Code. According to the complaint, dietitians allege that Renal Advantage failed to properly compensate them for overtime hours worked and illicitly prevented them from viewing complete and accurate wage statements, in violation of state wage and hour laws.


Updates on this Class Action will be posted here in the following months.

Metropolitan Water District of SoCal Sued for Illegal Use of an Unapproved Drug to Fulfill Fluoridation Program

On August 9, 2011, California Attorneys at Blumenthal, Nordrehaug & Bhowmik filed a lawsuit on behalf of Southern California citizens against the Metropolitan Water District of SoCal, alleging MWD selected and delivered a hydrofluosilicic acid drug through their water that was never approved for safety and effectiveness.

While some consumers may elect to purchase bottled water for drinking, virtually all consumers are captive to exposures from baths and showers, as simple filtration and most non-commercial methods do not remove the product, resulting in exposures to consumers similar to those medications delivered by seasickness or nicotine patches.
More information about this lawsuit will be posted here in the coming months.

Admissions Advisors file Class Action against B & H Education for Wage and Hour Violations

On July 28, 2011, a class action lawsuit was filed by Blumenthal, Nordrehaug & Bhowmik against B & H Education, Inc. in San Diego, California alleging the Beauty Schools of violating the rights of admissions advisors under the California Labor Code. Allegations include unlawfully altering employee time records, failing to pay employees for overtime hours worked, lacking complete and accurate wage statements, and unsuccessfully giving proper meal breaks to employees.

The blog will be updated regularly regarding this case.

Perkins & Marie Callender Wage & Hour Class Action Lawsuit

This post is dedicated to the California employment law overtime wage and hour lawsuit filed against Perkins & Marie Callender Inc.

If you are a current or former employee who worked for Perkins & Marie Callender Inc in California please CLICK HERE TO FILL OUT THE CLAIM SUBMISSION FORM.

In the bankruptcy proceeding, our attorneys are representing a group of Marie Callender employees seeking to collect unpaid overtime wages. The court has ordered that all claims must be submitted  by August 15, 2011. Once you fill out the claim form above, you will hear from one of our employment attorneys or staff members to discuss whether you are elgiible to make a claim for unpaid wages.

HSBC Bank Faces a Class Action: Operations Officers Seek Help for Alleged Wage & Hour Law Violations

On July 27, 2011, a class action lawsuit was filed against HSBC Bank USA, N.A. by the California employment lawyers at Blumenthal, Nordrehaug & Bhowmik, on behalf of Operations Officers who claim the national bank violated their rights under the California Labor Code. The complaint alleges that the national bank unlawfully failed to compensate operations officers for overtime hours worked and illicitly prevented them from viewing complete and accurate wage statements, in violation of state wage and hour laws.

Updates on this class action suit will be discussed here in the coming months.