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Kirby v. American Sugar Refining, Inc.
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1:22-cv-01402
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August 16, 2022
Sugar Co. Says Changing, Hand-Washing Noncompensable
A sugar refiner urged an Ohio federal judge to toss claims that it illegally denied pay for the time workers spent changing into their uniforms and sanitizing themselves, arguing that changing clothes and washing hands could either be done at home or for next to no time at work.
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August 09, 2022
Sugar Refiner Hit With Suit Over Safety Gear Prep
A sugar refining company is facing a proposed class action in Ohio federal court brought by a worker who claims it did not fairly compensate employees for time spent putting on and removing safety gear.