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Brewer v. General Nutrition Corporation
Case Number:
4:11-cv-03587
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April 11, 2016
GNC Agrees To Pay $9M To End Calif. Labor, Wage Class Suit
GNC and a class of employees urged a California federal court Friday to approve a $9 million settlement to end labor and wage law violation claims against the vitamin retailer, saying the deal secures worker payment and resolves the uncertainty of continuing litigation.
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August 11, 2015
GNC Liable For Wage And Break Violations, Workers Say
Classes of General Nutrition Corp. employees urged a California federal judge on Tuesday to rule that the retailer is liable for labor law violations, including failing to provide meal breaks, providing inaccurate wage statements and not paying their final wages within the required time limits.
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November 13, 2014
Class Certified In GNC Wage Statement Suit
A putative class of 7,000 current and former General Nutrition Corp. employees and several subclasses were certified by a California federal judge Wednesday in a suit accusing the retailer of providing inaccurate wage statements and other violations.
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January 08, 2013
GNC Workers Win Cert. In Suit Over Closing Time Tasks
A California federal judge on Monday granted class status to a group of current and former General Nutrition Corp. employees who sued the retailer claiming they weren't properly paid for closing time duties such as depositing cash from store registers.