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Torres Roman v. Burger King Corporation
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1:15-cv-20455
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July 07, 2016
Burger King Employees Want Quick Win On Damages
Burger King workers fighting for overtime pay in a Fair Labor Standards Act collective action asked a Florida federal judge Thursday to rule that the workers are entitled to liquidated damages because Burger King has not shown that it classified operations coaches as overtime exempt in good faith.
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April 21, 2016
Judge Reams Burger King Class Atty In FLSA Suit
A Florida federal judge had strong words Thursday for Burger King workers' counsel in a Fair Labor Standards Act collective action, admonishing him for meaningless, delayed discovery responses and pressing him to do more to ensure depositions stay on schedule.
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June 02, 2015
Burger King Coaches Nab Class Cert. In OT Suit
A Florida federal judge conditionally certified two classes of Burger King Corp. employees accusing the fast-food chain of misclassifying certain coaches as exempt from overtime to save on labor costs, saying Tuesday that the plaintiffs have similar job duties and pay provisions.
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February 06, 2015
Burger King Stiffs Coach Trainees Of OT Pay, Suit Says
An ex-Burger King Corp. employee filed a putative collective action against the fast-food chain on Thursday in Florida federal court, accusing the company of misclassifying operations coaches and workers training to become coaches as exempt from overtime benefits in order to save millions of dollars on labor costs.