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Martin v. Bank of America Corporation
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3:25-cv-00837
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February 25, 2026
BofA, Ex-Analyst Resolve Boot-Up Time Wage Suit
Bank of America and a former business analyst reached a resolution in a proposed class and collective action alleging it stiffed employees on overtime by failing to pay them for the time they spent booting up and down their computers before, during and after their shifts, according to a filing in North Carolina federal court.
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October 23, 2025
BofA Shorts Analysts On OT For Computer Starts, Court Told
Bank of America cheats business analysts of overtime wages by failing to pay them for the time they spent booting up and down their computers before, during and after their shifts, a worker alleged Thursday in North Carolina federal court.