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November 20, 2015
Family Dollar Says Workers Contradicted Selves In Wage Row
Statements two former Family Dollar Stores managers have given a court as part of a wage-and-hour multidistrict litigation are rife with contradictions, the store said Thursday, urging the judge to disregard their "sham" affidavits.
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November 10, 2015
Family Dollar, Workers Spar Over FLSA Executive Exemption
Family Dollar Stores and two workers filed dueling motions in federal court in North Carolina on Monday over whether portions of multidistrict litigation about worker overtime and the Fair Labor Standards Act's executive exemption should be tossed.
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March 12, 2015
Plaintiffs Accuse Family Dollar Atty Of Lying in FLSA MDL
Cashiers suing Family Dollar Stores Inc. in a wage-and-hour multidistrict litigation in a North Carolina federal court on Wednesday asked for $19,000 in fines against the retailer's lead attorney for engaging in sanctionable conduct such as overcharging his client and violating court orders.