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Burris et al v. Charter Foods, Inc. et al
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2:20-cv-00158
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August 25, 2023
Fast-Food Workers Get Settlement Approval In OT Suit
A group of fast-food workers snagged approval of a settlement ending their suit in Tennessee federal court claiming that the operators of more than 300 fast-food restaurants cheated them out of overtime.
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April 27, 2022
Judge Denies Fast-Food Workers Cert. In OT Suit
A Tennessee federal judge said Wednesday that a group of fast-food workers cannot move forward as a collective in their overtime suit against their employer, upholding a magistrate judge's report that the workers failed to show they were similarly subjected to illegal pay practices.
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March 23, 2022
Cert. Should Be Denied In Fast Food OT Suit, Judge Says
A Tennessee magistrate judge recommended Wednesday that a group of fast food workers be denied collective certification in a suit claiming their employer edited timesheets to avoid overtime pay, saying they did not show they were subject to a common illegal pay policy.
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July 22, 2020
Taco Bell Workers Say Franchisees Shorted Them In OT Pay
A group of companies that run Yum Brands Inc. franchises in a dozen states deny workers overtime by adjusting time clocks and misclassifying certain employees, according to a pair of proposed class actions lodged in Tennessee federal court on Tuesday.