Law360, New York (September 07, 2012, 7:40 PM ET) -- Two former security workers launched a proposed collective action against Home Depot USA Inc., accusing the retailer of failing to pay overtime and minimum wages for a nationwide class of security personnel, according to a complaint filed in Alabama federal court on Thursday.
Plaintiffs Jason Stapler and Darrell Blevins claim that Home Depot failed to pay them and other so-called asset protection employees for work-related travel and often failed to pay overtime, causing employees to receive less than minimum wage in violation of the Fair Labor...
Home Depot Sued By Former Security Employees Over Wages
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