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Gunn v. Family Dollar Stores, Inc. et al
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3:14-cv-01916
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December 05, 2016
Family Dollar Ducks PAGA Suit Over Lack Of Cashier Seating
Family Dollar Inc. dodged an ex-employee's putative class action alleging it failed to give cashiers a place to sit down on the job when a California federal judge on Friday said the worker didn't provide enough detail in an administrative notice letter for the case to proceed under the Private Attorneys General Act.
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August 15, 2014
Family Dollar Suit Over Cashier Seats Moved To Fed. Court
Discount retail chain Family Dollar Stores Inc. doesn't provide proper seating to its cashiers, even though there is "ample" space in the cashier stations for a stool or seat, according to a putative class action removed on Thursday to California federal court.