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Steger et al v. LTF Club Operations Company, Inc. Inc.
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July 02, 2018
Life Time Trainers Get Final OK For $700K Pay Settlement
An Illinois federal judge gave the final signoff Monday to a $700,000 deal that ends a California class of Life Time Inc. trainers' claims that the company had been paying them improperly under the Fair Labor Standards Act.
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October 19, 2017
Fitness Chain Strikes Deal With Trainers In Wage Suits
Life Time Fitness Inc. and personal trainers who claimed the company's policies forced them to work off the clock asked an Illinois federal court Wednesday to approve $940,000 in settlements to end the trainers' lawsuits.
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January 22, 2016
Life Time Fitness Trainers Denied Class Cert. In FLSA Case
An Illinois federal judge refused to recognize a proposed class of personal trainers and instructors suing Life Time Fitness Inc. on Thursday, saying allegations of unfair work conditions varied too much from employee to employee for the Fair Labor Standards Act case to move forward.
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October 01, 2015
Lifetime Fitness Personal Trainers Seek Cert. In FLSA Row
A group of Lifetime Fitness Inc. personal trainers on Wednesday asked an Illinois federal judge for conditional class certification in their Fair Labor Standards Act suit accusing the company of instituting corporate policies that force trainers to work off the clock in order to avoid paying them overtime.