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Costa v. Apple, Inc.
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3:23-cv-01353
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November 08, 2024
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January 22, 2024
Apple Workers' OT Claims Bounce To Arbitration
The arbitration agreements four workers signed with Apple are valid and not unconscionable, a California federal judge found, ruling that their overtime claims against the tech giant must go into individual arbitration.
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January 10, 2024
Apple Nears Sending Some Workers' OT Claims To Arbitration
A California federal judge on Wednesday said he was inclined to grant Apple's request to compel arbitration for some of the plaintiffs in a proposed Fair Labor Standards Act collective action alleging the tech giant shorted certain employees' overtime wages, saying arbitration provisions within their contracts appear valid and not unconscionable.
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November 17, 2023
Calif. Forecast: $30M Jan-Pro Wage Deal Up For Approval
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October 27, 2023
Apple Wants Opt-In Workers' OT Claims Sent To Arbitration
Apple asked a California federal judge to shuttle into arbitration workers' claims the company shorted their overtime wages by failing to include stock compensation into overtime calculations, saying they each signed agreements to arbitrate that are enforceable under federal law.
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August 10, 2023
Apple Gets Unfair Competition Trimmed From OT Suit For Now
A California federal judge ruled that ex-Apple retail workers will have to amend claims that the tech giant breached California's Unfair Competition Law by failing to incorporate stock compensation into calculations of overtime pay.
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May 25, 2023
Apple Says Worker's 'Barebones' OT Suit Fails
An Apple employee's suit alleging the company has been shorting workers' overtime wages by failing to factor company shares into overtime pay calculations should be tossed, the tech giant argued, telling a California federal court the "barebones complaint'' is unsupported by evidence.