Wage-and-hour lawyers seem to be turning up the heat on the computer industry. A lawsuit filed Tuesday against IBM Corp. for allegedly not paying overtime to tens of thousands of rank-and-file employees seeks class action status on behalf of IBM computer installers and maintenance workers across the country. One plaintiffs lawyers points out that the computer giant is an industry leader that could set a new standard for other companies.
January 25, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Wage-and-hour lawyers seem to be turning up the heat on the computer industry.
A lawsuit filed Tuesday against computer giant IBM Corp. for allegedly not paying overtime to tens of thousands of rank-and-file employees arrives on the heels of a series of suits making similar claims.
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