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Wilhelm v. American Airlines, Inc.
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April 21, 2022
American Airlines Worker Drops Overtime Suit
An American Airlines worker dropped on Thursday his proposed collective action claiming the airline failed to pay him and other workers overtime for training sessions, about a month after the company urged an Illinois federal judge to ax the suit.
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March 23, 2022
American Airlines Wants OT Suit Axed Under FLSA Exemption
American Airlines asked an Illinois federal judge to toss a suit claiming it did not pay workers overtime for training sessions, arguing that federal overtime protections don't cover airline workers and that the proposed collective action is missing details about the alleged violations.
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February 09, 2022
American Airlines Not Paying Workers For Training, Suit Says
A lawsuit filed in Illinois federal court by a proposed collective of American Airlines employees claims that the airline failed to pay or didn't adequately pay them for hours spent completing mandatory training.