Electronics retailer Best Buy Co. failed to pay employees for thousands of hours they spent undergoing security searches and working through breaks, according to a lawsuit filed Oct. 17. Workers sometimes wait 15 minutes or more to be searched after each shift, time that can add up to an hour or more each week per person, the lawsuit charges.
October 18, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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Electronics retailer Best Buy Co. failed to pay employees for thousands of hours they spent undergoing security searches and working through breaks, according to a lawsuit filed Oct. 17.
Workers sometimes wait 15 minutes or more to be searched after each shift, time that can add up to an hour or more each week per person, the lawsuit charges.
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