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Santos v. United Parcel Service Inc. et al
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3:18-cv-03177
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June 07, 2021
UPS Secures Partial Win In Workers' Wage Class Action
A California federal judge on Monday handed UPS a partial victory in a class action over meal and rest breaks for its workers, holding that the company's wage statements comply with labor law while allowing an employee's individual rest break claim to proceed.
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November 18, 2020
UPS Workers Get Partial Cert. In Wage Class Action
A California federal judge on Wednesday mostly denied class certification to UPS workers who allege the company violated state laws concerning meal and rest breaks, agreeing to certify only a subclass of workers who say they received inadequate wage statements.
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October 22, 2020
UPS Workers Vying For Class Cert. Meet Skeptical Judge
A California federal judge expressed skepticism during a hearing Thursday at "the absence of any systematic evidence" against United Parcel Service by current and former workers seeking to certify a class of over 1,000 alleging that the delivery giant deprived them of meal and rest breaks.