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Emerita Corado-Cortez v. XPO Logistics, Inc. et al
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April 15, 2021
Logistics Co.'s Wage Deal Gets Green Light On Second Shot
A Connecticut-based global logistics company will pay $1.45 million to end an unpaid wages class action in a deal approved by a California federal judge who initially rejected the settlement over what he described as potential inequitable treatment of aggrieved workers.
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November 04, 2020
XPO's $1.45M Wage Deal Shorts Some Workers, Judge Says
A California federal judge recently refused to approve a $1.45 million settlement deal that would end an overtime, rest break and wage statement suit against XPO Logistics Inc., ruling the proposed deal could leave some class members "shortchanged."