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Shoemaker v. United Parcel Service, Inc.
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February 11, 2011
FLSA Shouldn't Apply To UPS Road Managers: Judge
A magistrate judge has recommended that a federal court grant summary judgment to United Parcel Service Inc. in a putative collective action that accuses the delivery giant of misclassifying its on-road managers as exempt from overtime pay laws.
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April 08, 2010
UPS On-Road Manager Launches OT Collective Action
A United Parcel Service Inc. employee has filed a proposed collective action alleging the delivery giant misclassifies its 15,000 on-road managers who work a minimum 50 hours per week as exempt from federal overtime laws.