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Seward v. International Business Machines Corporation
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March 12, 2012
IBM Call Center Class Decertified For Lack Of Commonality
A New York federal judge on Friday decertified a class of IBM Corp. call center workers who claim the technology giant cheats them out of pay for work performed before their shifts start, saying their situations are too different to warrant certification.
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January 20, 2012
IBM Call Center Worker Class Should Be Decertified: Judge
A New York magistrate judge on Friday recommended that a class of call center workers alleging IBM Corp. did not pay them overtime should be decertified based on the individualized issues in the case.
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August 16, 2011
IBM Wants Call Center Worker Class Decertified
IBM Corp. pushed Monday to have a class of call center workers decertified in a suit alleging the technology giant did not pay the employees overtime, saying the claims were far too varied to merit class status.
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July 23, 2009
IBM Call Center Reps Win Conditional Cert. In OT Suit
A federal judge has granted conditional class action status in a suit alleging IBM Corp. failed to pay its workers overtime for preshift duties at the technology giant's Atlanta call center.