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Parker et al v. Battle Creek Pizza, Inc. et al
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August 19, 2025
Pizza Chain Avoids Sanctions For Missing Payroll Docs
An operator of Michigan pizza restaurants will not face sanctions in a wage suit over payroll records a group of drivers claimed were missing because the company was not aware the documents were lost, a Michigan federal judge ruled on Tuesday.
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July 07, 2025
Drivers Say Pizza Co. Must Answer For Missing Payroll Docs
A company that operates Michigan pizza restaurants failed to hang on to nearly half of the payroll records of a collective of delivery drivers accusing it of not fully reimbursing them for vehicle-related expenses, the drivers told a federal court, saying sanctions may be necessary.
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January 22, 2025
Pizza Delivery Drivers Can't File New Complaint In Wage Fight
A Michigan magistrate judge refused to allow delivery drivers to file a new complaint in their collective action accusing a pizza restaurant company of underreimbursing them for vehicle-related expenses, saying the workers blew past the deadline to identify additional defendants in their suit.
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April 29, 2024
Pizza Delivery Drivers' Expense Dispute Reopened
A suit accusing a pizza company of under-reimbursing drivers that took a trip to the Sixth Circuit will be back on track in Michigan federal court after a federal judge granted the parties' bid to reopen the case.
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April 25, 2024
Mich. Pizzeria, Drivers Ready To Reopen Mileage Cost Fight
A pizza place in southern Michigan and its delivery drivers have asked a federal judge to revive the workers' wage-and-hour lawsuit, a month after the Sixth Circuit overturned the lower court's ruling on how the drivers should be reimbursed for their work-related car use.
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June 30, 2022
Mich. Judge Sends Expense Repayment Query To 6th Circ.
A Michigan federal judge agreed Thursday to accept input from the Sixth Circuit on which expense reimbursement framework employers must use to calculate pizza delivery drivers' compensable vehicle costs.
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April 28, 2022
Delivery Drivers Get Win In Car Reimbursement Suit
A pizza restaurant should have followed U.S. Department of Labor guidelines to reimburse a pair of delivery drivers for their expenses, a Michigan federal judge ruled Thursday, handing their workers a win in their suit alleging unpaid wages.