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Meadows v. NCR Corporation
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November 16, 2021
NCR Can't Get New Trial In Technician's OT Suit
ATM manufacturer NCR Corp. cannot have a new trial in a technician's overtime suit after taking issue with the jury's calculation of the worker's hours, an Illinois federal judge ruled, saying the jurors' verdict was reasonable.
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August 09, 2021
NCR Says Jury Miscalculated, 'Inflated' Hours In OT Suit
ATM manufacturer NCR Corporation said a federal jury "grossly inflated" a technician's overtime hours when it found the company stiffed him on overtime, urging an Illinois federal judge to grant it a new trial.
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May 21, 2021
Jury Finds ATM Maker Stiffed Technician On Overtime
An Illinois federal jury on Friday found that ATM maker NCR Corp. willfully violated the Fair Labor Standards Act when it failed to pay overtime to a technician who said he wasn't compensated for work he performed before and after his shift and during his meal breaks.
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March 04, 2020
ATM Maker Gets Overtime Collective Action Decertified
An Illinois federal judge on Wednesday dissolved a collective of over 1,600 technicians who allege ATM maker NCR Corporation stiffed them on overtime by making them work off the clock, saying the workers may have performed unpaid work but can't pin the blame on NCR.