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Howard et al v. Post Foods, LLC
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September 14, 2022
Post Foods Escapes Workers' Pre-Shift Activities Suit
Post Foods was not required to compensate workers for the time they spent changing into work uniforms and undergoing COVID-19 screenings before their shifts, a Michigan federal judge ruled Wednesday, saying those activities weren't connected to their job duties.
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May 27, 2022
Post Foods Urges Court To Deny Workers Win In Wage Suit
Post Foods was well within its rights to deny pay for preshift time workers spent changing into work uniforms and undergoing COVID-19 screenings, the company told a Michigan federal court.
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February 03, 2022
Post Cereal Workers Seek Quick Win In Wage Suit
A group of Post Foods LLC cereal factory workers urged a Michigan federal court to grant them a win in their proposed class and collective action accusing their employer of withholding overtime pay.
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January 21, 2021
Post Foods Must Face Suit Seeking Pay For Dressing Time
Post Foods LLC can't dismiss a lawsuit alleging that the cereal company should pay workers for pre- and post-shift activities, a Michigan federal judge ruled, finding the workers might be eligible for compensation for activities after changing in and out of uniform.