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Kernats v. Comcast Corporation
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November 14, 2011
Comcast Shells Out $6M In Account Reps' Wage Action
Comcast Corp. on Friday reached a $6 million settlement in a class action brought by its Illinois customer account representatives who claimed they weren't paid for work performed between their arrival at the office and their first phone call of the day.
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October 22, 2010
Account Reps Win Cert. In Comcast Wage Action
Customer account representatives at Comcast Corp.'s call centers in Illinois have won class certification in their state law claims alleging that the employees do uncompensated work after they log into their computers but before they handle their first phone call.