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ELLENBERGER et al v. JUSTICEWORKS YOUTHCARE, INC.
Case Number:
2:21-cv-00732
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Multi Party Litigation:
Class Action
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June 01, 2022
Pa. Social Workers Lose Collective Cert. Bid In Overtime Fight
A Pennsylvania federal judge held that a proposed collective of home care social workers failed to demonstrate that they were similarly situated and subjected to allegedly illegal overtime pay policies, shooting down their bid to conditionally certify collective Fair Labor Standards Act claims.
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April 19, 2022
Social Workers Not A Class In OT Suit, Contractor Says
A social services company that works with state governments urged a Pennsylvania federal judge not to certify a potential class of social workers alleging the company stiffed them on overtime, arguing the employees failed to state a claim or show a common thread among workers.
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March 29, 2022
Social Services Workers Seek Cert. In Gov't Contractor OT Suit
A social services specialist has asked a Pennsylvania federal judge for conditional collective certification in a suit alleging that her employer stiffed employees on overtime pay by encouraging workers to underreport the hours they clocked.
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June 04, 2021
Social Services Workers Say Gov't Contractor Owes OT Pay
A group of social services workers have slapped their employer with a wage dispute in Pennsylvania federal court, arguing that it shorthanded them on overtime pay.