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Debbie Fitzpatrick Seckler et al v. Kindred Healthcare Inc et al
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8:10-cv-01188
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August 18, 2014
Kindred To Pay $16.5M To Settle Workers' Wage Class Action
Kindred Healthcare Inc. on Monday said it would pay $16.5 million to end thousands of hospital workers' class action allegations that the hospital giant violated state labor laws by not paying for late hospital shifts and missed meal breaks.
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May 19, 2014
Kindred Wants Workers Decertified In Unpaid Wages Suit
Kindred Healthcare Inc. on Monday urged a California federal judge to decertify two of the several classes made up of thousands of hospital workers who claim the hospital giant violated state labor laws, saying the employees voluntarily waived their right to meal breaks and voluntarily skipped overtime.
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March 06, 2013
Kindred Hospital Workers Win Class Cert. In Wage Suit
A California federal judge on Tuesday certified several classes made up of thousands of Kindred Healthcare Inc. workers who claim the hospital giant violated state labor laws by shorting them on overtime and meal breaks.
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October 11, 2012
Kindred Hospital Workers Push For Class Cert. On OT Claims
Attorneys for hourly Kindred Healthcare Inc. workers urged a California federal judge Thursday to certify several classes of more than 6,000 workers who claim the hospital giant shorted them overtime and meal breaks, arguing important public interests are at stake.