Walmart workers who say the superstore stiffed them on pay related to Covid-19 screenings won permission to move forward with their Arizona wage-and-hour suit as a class of nearly 80,000 people.
The workers demonstrated that a class action is the appropriate way to resolve their allegations that Walmart Inc. and Wal-Mart Associates Inc. failed to pay them for work time after they completed pandemic-related health screenings but before they clocked in for their shifts, the US District Court for the District of Arizona said.
Walmart allegedly owes the workers pay for post-screening time from April 10, 2020, through Feb. ...
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