Santa Clara, CALowe’s has been hit yet again with a California wage and hour class action lawsuit claiming the retail giant failed to pay accurate wages and did not provide uninterrupted breaks. Lowe’s employees may be working hard to keep customers satisfied but many of its workers, including managers, are unsatisfied.
The most recent wage and hour class action lawsuit (there have been many) was filed by Lowe’s employees in California federal court. Eight current and former employees claim the nation’s second largest hardware chain violated federal and state wage and hour laws by failing to pay accurate wages and uninterrupted breaks. The class action states that “[Lowe’s] wilfully refused to pay plaintiffs and members of the class and collective the required compensation for all hours worked and failed to keep time records as required by law.”
According to court documents, Lowe’s violated the California labor code by failing to:
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