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MADDY et al v. GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY
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1:14-cv-00490
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January 03, 2017
GE Settles Technicians' OT Collective Action For $9.5M
General Electric Co. has reached a proposed $9.5 million settlement in a collective action brought by service technicians alleging they were shorted overtime pay for off-the-clock duties in New Jersey federal court.
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February 26, 2016
GE Must Face Service Technicians' Overtime Suit
A New Jersey federal judge on Friday refused to dismiss the claims of two opt-in plaintiffs in a collective action brought by General Electric Co. service technicians alleging that they weren't properly compensated for off-the-clock duties, agreeing with a magistrate judge's holding that discovery delays didn't warrant dismissal.
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November 14, 2014
GE Service Techs Win Conditional Cert In Overtime Row
A New Jersey federal judge on Friday granted conditional certification to a collective action brought by a group of current and former General Electric Co. technicians alleging the company skimped on pay for work they had to do before they clocked in.
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January 27, 2014
GE Hit With FLSA Class Action By Service Techs From 4 States
General Electric Co. was hit Thursday with a putative wage-and-hour class action in New Jersey federal court filed by current and former service technicians, representing classes from four states, who allege they were forced to work through lunch breaks and perform duties off the clock without overtime.