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Grimm v. Charter Communications, LLC
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March 03, 2026
Charter Can't Escape Sales Supervisor's OT Suit
Charter Communications made premature arguments that a sales supervisor failed to show that other workers were denied overtime and that the company had a common policy leading to unpaid wages, a New York federal judge ruled, keeping the suit in place.
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September 02, 2025
Worker Fights Charter Communications' Bid To Ax Her OT Suit
A Charter Communications sales supervisor sufficiently supported her claims that the cable giant cheated her and others out of overtime, she told a New York federal court, also arguing that the company is mischaracterizing other court rulings to push for her suit's dismissal.
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July 22, 2025
Charter Says Worker's OT Suit Lacks Details
A worker's proposed collective action accusing Charter Communications of not paying employees for all their hours doesn't have "a scintilla" of evidence that the cable giant had a companywide policy of cheating employees out of pay, Charter told a New York federal court.
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May 14, 2025
Jewish Worker Says Charter Targeted Her For Flagging Pay
Charter Communications questioned a Jewish worker's faith after she took time off to treat a kidney infection and threatened to fire her after she fixed workers' time cards to ensure they were paid for all their hours, she alleged in a complaint filed in New York federal court.