A lawsuit filed against Domino’s Pizza by delivery drivers across the country has been granted conditional class certification by a federal judge. The lawsuit, which could cover 20,000 employees across the country, claims that the pizza company “under-reimbursed its delivery drivers for automobile expenses, causing them to receive less than minimum wage.” Domino’s claims that the lawsuit should not be given class-action status because each driver’s situation and vehicle is different.
DOMINO’S PIZZA EMPLOYEES FILE CLASS ACTION LAWSUIT
Posted: July 1, 2010 in EMPLOYEE RIGHTS, UNPAID OVERTIME, UNPAID WAGES0
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