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Khadera et al v. ABM Industries Incorporated et al
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2:08-cv-00417
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- Jackson Lewis PC
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October 18, 2012
ABM Agrees To Pay $2M To Settle Janitors' OT Action
Janitorial services provider ABM Industries Inc. will shell out $2 million to resolve a collective action that accused ABM of violating federal and state law by failing to pay janitors overtime wages, plaintiffs told a Washington federal court Wednesday.
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December 01, 2011
ABM Janitors Fend Off Bid To Decertify OT Action
A federal court in Washington state on Thursday shot down ABM Industries Inc.'s bid seeking to decertify a collective action by janitors who claim the cleaning services provider violated federal wage-and-hour laws by scrimping on overtime pay.
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February 22, 2010
ABM Janitors Win Collective Certification In FLSA Case
A judge has granted collective certification to a class of up to 2,500 janitors in a suit accusing cleaning services provider ABM Industries Inc. of violating federal wage-and-hour laws by scrimping on overtime pay.