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WALTERS v. PROFESSIONAL LABOR GROUP, LLC
Case Number:
1:21-cv-02831
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Multi Party Litigation:
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Firms
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August 17, 2023
Tradespeople Ask For Win In Unpaid Travel Time Suit
Tradespeople suing a staffing firm over unpaid time spent traveling between their homes and work sites asked an Indiana federal judge to grant them a quick win, saying it is an "inescapable conclusion" that they are owed pay under federal wage law.
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August 11, 2023
Tradespeople Get Collective Status In Travel Time Suit
An Indiana federal judge certified a collective of tradespeople in a suit alleging that a staffing firm failed to pay them for time spent traveling between their homes and job sites, a development that comes two months before the case is set to go in front of a jury.
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March 29, 2023
Staffing Firm Wants 7th Circ. Review Of Travel Compensability
A staffing firm asked the Seventh Circuit to immediately review a trial court's ruling that the time tradespeople spend traveling between their homes and job sites is compensable, telling the appeals court that such a decision flies in the face of precedent.
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March 07, 2023
Tradespeople's Travel Time Is Compensable, Judge Rules
A construction company can't get an early win in a suit claiming it owes its employees wages for the time they spent traveling between their homes and job sites, an Indiana federal judge ruled, saying that travel is work time.