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Simon v. GoDaddy.com LLC
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February 21, 2024
GoDaddy, Ex-Worker Agree To Arbitrate Off-Shift OT Suit
An Arizona federal judge dismissed an ex-employee's suit accusing internet domain registry GoDaddy of requiring customer service staffers to perform work without pay after the parties told the court the suit must go into arbitration.
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January 11, 2024
Ex-Worker Says GoDaddy Stiffs Staff On Pre-, Post-Shift OT
Internet domain registry GoDaddy.com LLC requires its customer service staffers to perform between a half-hour and 45 minutes of uncompensated work per day, an ex-employee alleged in a proposed class and collective action filed in Arizona federal court.