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Carrie Ward v. Costco Wholesale Corporation et al
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2:08-cv-02013
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August 02, 2011
Costco Paycheck Deductions Didn't Violate FLSA: Judge
A California federal judge ruled Monday in a collective action that Costco Wholesale Corp. did not break federal and state labor laws by withholding the balance due on employees' company-issued credit cards from their final paychecks.
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March 24, 2010
Collective Action OK'd In Costco Worker-Debt Suit
A federal court has held that a former Costco Wholesale Corp. employee can bring a collective action accusing the company of improperly deducting from workers' final paychecks any outstanding balance on company-sponsored credit cards, but cannot bring a class action over alleged violations of California law.
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September 15, 2009
Costco Plaintiffs Move For Class Cert. In Labor Case
Ex-employees of Costco Wholesale Corp. have moved for collective action certification in a suit alleging the big-box chain improperly deducted money they owed on their company-sponsored credit cards from their final paychecks.