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Addison v. Frito-Lay Inc
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September 21, 2023
Frito-Lay, Worker Settle Wage Suit Over Ransomware Attack
A Frito-Lay employee has settled his lawsuit claiming his pay was affected by a ransomware attack on the company's timekeeping system, according to a joint notice of settlement filed in Arkansas federal court Thursday.
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August 30, 2023
'Tangled' Opt-In Rule Saves Frito-Lay Kronos Hack Copy Suit
Frito-Lay can't fully escape a worker's wage suit stemming from the 2021-2022 Kronos hack just because it is a copycat of a settled lawsuit, an Arkansas federal judge ruled Wednesday, finding the worker is covered by that settlement but that circumstances are "tangled" because he did not opt in.
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February 14, 2023
Frito-Lay Calls Kronos Suit A Copy Of Near-Settled Action
Frito-Lay told an Arkansas federal court that a worker's suit stemming from the 2021-2022 Kronos hack is duplicative of a nearly settled action, urging the court to toss or stay the case alleging the snack food giant failed to provide timely and accurate pay during the attack.
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December 14, 2022
Frito-Lay Stiffed Workers On OT Amid Hack, Suit Says
A Frito-Lay worker lodged a class and collective action in Arkansas federal court that accuses the snack food company of stiffing employees on wages and overtime pay after its timekeeping system broke down, saying Frito-Lay opted to give workers estimated weekly wages rather than accurately tracking their hours.