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Morales et al v. Farmland Foods
Case Number:
8:08-cv-00504
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Multi Party Litigation:
Class Action
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January 10, 2012
Judge Favors Class Cert. In Farmland Don, Doff Suit
A Nebraska magistrate judge on Monday advised the court to deny Farmland Foods Inc.'s bid for decertification of a collective action accusing the meat packer of stiffing workers on don and doff pay, saying that the employees are similarly situated enough to proceed together.
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February 02, 2011
Judge Refuses To Toss FLSA Claims Against Farmland
A federal judge has denied Farmland Foods Inc.'s latest attempt to dismiss employees' overtime pay claims for work-related activities under the Fair Labor Standards Act in a larger donning and doffing collective action.
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November 17, 2008
Smithfield Faces Yet Another Class Action
Smithfield Foods Inc. has been slammed with a proposed class and collective action alleging that it failed to pay the employees at its Crete, Neb., hog processing facility for time spent donning and doffing their uniforms and for other time worked.