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Robinson et al v. Pottstown Area Rapid Transit, Inc. et al
Case Number:
2:22-cv-00655
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Nature of Suit:
Multi Party Litigation:
Class Action
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February 03, 2023
Pa. Busing Co., Drivers Settle Overtime Pay Suit
A group of Pennsylvania bus drivers reached a deal with the transit companies they sued over unpaid overtime compensation, with a federal magistrate judge dismissing the suit Friday.
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December 22, 2022
Pa. Busing Co. Can't Duck Overtime Wage Suit
A Pennsylvania federal judge ruled Thursday that a reasonable jury could find that a busing company's drivers were not Fair Labor Standards Act-exempt interstate transportation workers, denying their employer's bid for a pretrial win in a wage suit.
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September 19, 2022
Claims Trimmed In Drivers' Dispute With Pa. Transit Operators
A Pennsylvania federal judge trimmed claims that a public transit entity retaliated against a pair of bus drivers for complaining about perceived violations of overtime pay rules but declined to toss allegations that alleged Fair Labor Standards Act violations were willful.
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February 23, 2022
Drivers Say Pa. Transit Operators Withheld Pay In OT Suit
A group of bus drivers has filed a proposed class and collective action against three transit companies in Pennsylvania federal court, alleging that when they would work over 40 hours a week by combining shifts for two of the companies, they were not paid overtime premium pay.