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Hughes et al v. DTE Energy Corporate Services
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2:24-cv-11075
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August 19, 2024
DTE Energy Looks To Sink Workers' Login Pay Suit
Energy company DTE Energy told a Michigan federal court that customer service employees who sued it for unpaid off-the-clock work received more than double the minimum wage and that federal labor law preempts their breach of contract claims, arguing their suit can't stand.
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April 24, 2024
Customer Service Reps Say DTE Energy Owes Log-In Pay
Michigan's largest energy company pressured its customer service employees into performing between seven and 18 minutes' worth of unpaid off-the-clock tasks per shift, two former employees have said in a new federal lawsuit accusing DTE Energy of violating the Fair Labor Standards Act.