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A Connecticut Superior Court judge has granted class certification for about 350 current and former limo drivers at Hy's Livery Service Inc.
April 27, 2020 at 02:12 PM
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A state Superior Court judge has signed off on class certification for around 350 limousine drivers in Connecticut in a case that puts a spotlight on employers’ policies regarding lunch breaks.
The litigants allege their employer deducted thousands from their pay checks for unpaid lunch breaks, which they were unable to take.
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