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Campbell Soup Faces Lawsuit Over Unpaid Overtime for Production Supervisors

On March 20, 2025, Fitapelli & Schaffer, LLP filed a class and collective action lawsuit against Campbell Soup Company and Snyder’s-Lance Inc. (collectively “Campbell Soup”). The lawsuit alleges that Campbell Soup misclassified its Production Supervisors as exempt from overtime pay, resulting in unpaid wages in violation of the Fair Labor Standards Act (“FLSA”) and Wisconsin state labor laws.

The lawsuit claims that Production Supervisors at Campbell Soup regularly worked 14.5 to 15-hour shifts, often exceeding 40 hours per week, without receiving ...

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Taco Bell Employees File Class Action in NYC

On March 26, 2024, Fitapelli & Schaffer filed a class action lawsuit against a Taco Bell franchise in NYC, MHF Ralph LLC and related entities (“Taco Bell”). The lawsuit claims that Taco Bell violated the New York Labor Law (“NYLL”) and New York City’s Fair Workweek Law by failing to compensate hourly employees properly. The lawsuit alleges that Taco Bell failed to pay employees for “spread of hours” shifts, did not provide extra pay for “clopening” shifts, and failed to ...

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Wendy’s Employees File Overtime and Scheduling Lawsuit

A former Wendy’s employee has filed a class action lawsuit against NY Bacon LLC, which operates several Wendy’s franchises in New York City. The lawsuit claims that NY Bacon LLC violated the New York City Fair Workweek Law by not providing predictable work schedules, adequate notice of schedule changes, and other required protections for fast food workers. Specific issues include not giving a written estimate of work schedules, changing schedules without proper notice or consent, not offering new shifts to ...

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Endeavor Air, Inc. Class Action

On August 8, 2021, Fitapelli & Schaffer, LLP filed a class action against Endeavor Air, Inc., a regional airline, for unpaid wages. This lawsuit represents similarly situated current and former manual workers under the New York Labor Law (“NYLL”) to recover untimely wages. Manual Workers for Endeavor Air have alleged the airline paid them on a bi-weekly basis instead of a weekly basis as required for manual workers under the NYLL. Affected workers may include all current and former Manual Workers who worked for Endeavor Air since June 12, 2024 who were paid on ...

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Apple Faces Legal Setback as Judge Allows Pay Bias Lawsuit to Proceed

A California state judge has largely rejected an attempt by Apple to dismiss a proposed class action alleging consistent pay disparities affecting female employees. The lawsuit claims that women in various divisions of the company have been consistently underpaid compared to their male counterparts, violating the California Equal Pay Act and Fair Employment and Housing Act.

In a recent ruling, a judge in San Francisco County Superior Court denied Apple’s motion to strike significant portions of the case. Apple had ...

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Staples Faces Wage and Hour Violations in Class Action Suit

A new wage and hour class action lawsuit accuses Staples of violating California labor laws by forcing employees to work off-the-clock, skip legally mandated breaks, and perform tasks without pay. The complaint, recently moved to federal court in California, follows similar claims filed by Staples employees in the past year.

The plaintiff, a former Staples employee, alleges that the company failed to pay minimum wages and overtime, and required workers to clock out before completing tasks. According ...

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Healthcare Company’s Employees Granted Certification in Overtime Pay Dispute

A Connecticut-based home healthcare logistics company, involved in a federal lawsuit over wage practices, has reached an agreement with a former employee to conditionally certify a collective in their federal wage lawsuit, dismissing most claims but keeping the allegation of unpaid off-the-clock work.

CareCentrix Inc. reached an agreement with the former employee this September to move forward with a collective action, focusing on claims that the Hartford-based company failed to pay overtime for tasks completed outside of ...

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T-Mobile Faces Legal Action Over Unpaid Overtime Wages for Technicians

T-Mobile USA Inc. is accused of underpaying on-call technicians by offering a flat rate for overtime that falls below legal standards, according to a collective action filed in Washington federal court.

A senior technician from the company’s Bellevue, Washington headquarters claimed in the lawsuit that T-Mobile provides an “on-call/call-out premium pay” for shifts outside regular hours, but this pay structure doesn’t comply with the Fair Labor Standards Act’s (FLSA) requirement for overtime at a time-and-a-half rate. The ...

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Misclassifying Artists: Hip-Hop Label Faces Lawsuit Over Pay Discrepancies

According to a proposed class action lawsuit filed in California state court, rapper DaBaby’s hip-hop label was allegedly misclassifying its performers as independent contractors to evade paying them overtime and minimum wages. The lawsuit further accuses the label of imposing strict restrictions on their meal and bathroom breaks.

Recently, a lawsuit was filed against Billion Dollar Baby Entertainment LLC, alleging that the record label breached California Labor Code and wage laws. The suit claims the label mandated ...

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Farm Laborers Awarded Nearly $270K in Unpaid Overtime Wages

The U.S. Department of Labor has successfully retrieved close to $270,000 in unpaid wages and damages for 76 laborers working on an onion farm. This came after an investigation which revealed that an Idaho business provided inadequate housing and failed to pay overtime wages.

According to the DOL, Ontario Partners LLC, an onion packing and processing firm in Payette, Idaho, was fined $268,417. The investigation found that the company employed agricultural workers on temporary H-2A visas who were not listed ...

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