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Lucero et al v. Sears Holdings Management Corporation et al
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December 03, 2014
Sears Workers Must Arbitrate OT Claims, Calif. Court Says
A California federal court on Tuesday forced two assistant store managers bringing an overtime class action against Sears Holdings Management Corp. to arbitrate their dispute instead, finding federal law preempts the state's rule against agreements that waive a worker's ability to bring a Private Attorney General Act claim.
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August 18, 2014
Sears Workers Latest To Cite Iskanian In Arbitration Fight
Former Sears Holdings Management Corp. assistant store managers on Friday urged a federal judge to keep their putative wage-and-hour class action out of arbitration, arguing a recent California Supreme Court decision undermines the company's argument that they had waived their claims in an arbitration agreement.
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July 09, 2014
Sears Misclassified Assistant Store Managers, Suit Says
Sears Holdings Management Corp. stiffs its assistant store managers by misclassifying them as exempt employees and withholding overtime wages, according to a putative class action removed to California federal court on Tuesday.