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VERDERAME v. RADIOSHACK CORPORATION
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2:13-cv-02539
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December 17, 2014
RadioShack Shells Out $700K To Settle OT Class Action
RadioShack Corp. agreed to pay $700,000 on Tuesday to settle a class action accusing the electronics retailer of depriving Pennsylvania employees of overtime pay with a "fluctuating workweek" compensation method, roughly five months after the system was found to be in violation of the state's minimum wage act.
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July 11, 2014
Latest Pa. OT Ruling Dooms Fluctuating Workweek Policies
National employers operating in Pennsylvania would be wise to avoid the fluctuating workweek policy of calculating overtime wages, attorneys told Law360, in the wake of a federal court decision Thursday that reiterated earlier findings that the practice violates state law.
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October 25, 2013
RadioShack Defends Fluctuating Workweek In OT Suit
RadioShack Corp. on Thursday asked a Pennsylvania federal court to dismiss a former employee's class action accusing the company of underpaying him for overtime, claiming the plaintiff worked a fluctuating workweek allowed under state and federal law.