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Juan Saravia v. Dynamex, Inc. et al
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December 05, 2016
It's Trial For Dynamex Driver Misclassification Spat
A California federal judge on Sunday slated for trial a collective action accusing same-day delivery and logistics company Dynamex of shorting drivers on pay by misclassifying them as independent contractors, after refusing to grant either side a quick win.
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August 17, 2016
Dynamex Urges Judge To Decertify Class In Driver Wage Suit
Dynamex Inc. asked a federal judge during a hearing Wednesday to decertify a class of delivery drivers who say the company owes them wages and overtime, arguing the drivers, who range from lone truckers to incorporated companies subcontracting help, are not similarly situated.
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August 05, 2016
Dynamex Wants Some Drivers Booted From Wage Action
Shipping company Dynamex Inc. asked a federal judge on Thursday to nix 33 delivery drivers from a conditionally certified collective action alleging wage and overtime violations, the same day it partially won its bid to access some of the opt-in members' tax records.
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October 27, 2015
Dynamex Drivers Blast Bid To Narrow Potential OT Class
A group of delivery drivers on Monday balked at same-day shipping company Dynamex's bid to trim drivers from a potential California class action alleging wage and overtime violations, characterizing as meritless the company's argument that a contract some drivers signed prevented their participation.
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October 07, 2015
Dynamex Can't Arbitrate OT Dispute With Driver, Judge Says
A California federal court on Tuesday denied same-day shipping company Dynamex's bid to arbitrate a California delivery driver's putative class action claiming he lost minimum and overtime wages because he was misclassified as an independent contractor, ruling the arbitration clauses in their contracts are unenforceable.