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Smith v. Pizza Hut, Inc.
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July 18, 2011
Pizza Hut Can't Toss Drivers' FLSA Action
A Colorado federal judge on Thursday declined to dismiss a putative collective action accusing Pizza Hut Inc. of stiffing delivery drivers on auto expense reimbursements, but trimmed a claim that the company had violated the minimum wage laws of several states.
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March 15, 2010
Drivers' FLSA Claims Against Pizza Hut Tossed
A federal judge has tossed all claims in a proposed class action that accuses Pizza Hut Inc. of failing to reimburse its delivery drivers for automobile costs, uniform purchases and other job-related expenses in violation of federal and state labor laws.