Workers who say a Tropicana casino in Indiana violated wage-and-hour laws asked a federal judge to sign off on a $2.1 million deal ending the case.
The settlement represents more than 160% of the alleged unpaid wages for the approximately 370 Tropicana Evansville workers in the class and provides “more than make-whole relief” even after deducting attorneys’ fees, according to documents filed in the US District Court for the Southern District of Indiana.
The workers accuse Aztar Indiana Gaming Co. of failing to properly inform tipped workers about tip-credit provisions, improperly rounding away employee hours, deducting gaming license costs that ...
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