The law firms of Stueve Siegel Hanson LLP and Weinhaus & Potashnick have filed a class and collective action lawsuit seeking unpaid regular and overtime wages on behalf of call center employees who primarily work on the telephones speaking with customers. These employees work in call center facilities located across the country and operated by GC Services Limited Partnership and GC Services Corp.
The lawsuit alleges that GC Services has consistently violated federal and state wage and hour laws by failing to pay its call center employees all earned wages and overtime and by failing to accurately record all time worked pre-shift and post-shift and over their unpaid lunch breaks. Examples of the alleged unlawful practices include requiring employees to work "off-the-clock" by not paying for pre-shift work such as booting up and logging in to computer terminals, accessing a variety of computer applications and programs, skip tracing, as well as other tasks integral and indispensable to their primary job duties. The lawsuit has been brought under federal law, the Fair Labor Standards Act, and is on behalf of all current and former GC Services call center employees who are or were paid hourly at any GC Services facility.
Click HERE to view the Missouri complaint.
Click HERE to view the West Virginia complaint.
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WHO CAN JOIN THIS LAWSUIT?
If you have worked at any GC Services call center anywhere in the United States in a telephone-dedicated position, you may be eligible to join this suit. If you would like more information about the lawsuit or how to join, please complete the contact form below, or call us at 1-888-756-6492 and ask to speak with Katrina Cervantes.
Why Stueve Siegel Hanson?
Stueve Siegel Hanson is a national litigation firm specializing in complex business litigation, securities litigation, and consumer class actions. We have obtained substantial results for our clients in all types of litigation around the country, and have collectively been honored with dozens of awards and designations, for both our trial successes, and case results.
