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ATWOOD et al v. FEDEX GROUND PACKAGE SYSTEM, INC. et al
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September 30, 2025
FedEx Drivers' Overtime Claims Shipped To Home Courts
Two delivery drivers who alleged that FedEx misclassified them as independent contractors will have to pursue their claims in their home states, a Pennsylvania federal judge ruled, saying that the two don't share enough commonalities.
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August 04, 2025
FedEx Calls Push For Joint Employer Ruling A 'Diversion'
FedEx did not have the level of involvement in two delivery drivers' jobs to be considered their joint employer, it told a Pennsylvania federal court, saying their bid to hold the company responsible for overtime they said went unpaid was "an unnecessary diversion."
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June 10, 2025
Drivers Say FedEx Is Employer, Liable For Unpaid OT
FedEx exercised substantial control over drivers' jobs, two former workers told a Pennsylvania federal court, urging it to find that the delivery company acted as their joint employer and is therefore on the hook for what they said are unpaid overtime wages.
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August 08, 2024
FedEx Sued By 15K Drivers After OT Collectives End
About 15,000 drivers who worked for FedEx across the U.S. through intermediary employers have filed lawsuits in Pennsylvania and Massachusetts federal courts arguing the logistics giant is responsible for their lack of overtime wages as a joint employer, launching individual claims following a failed effort to sue as a collective.