California Wage Claims: Legal Help for Workers

Attention California Warehouse Workers & Delivery Drivers:

A recent legal development may allow more warehouse workers and delivery drivers to pursue claims in court for unpaid work time, missed breaks, and wage violations that previously may have been blocked.

If you worked as a warehouse worker, package handler, or delivery driver and were not paid for all of your time worked, you may qualify to participate in an ongoing legal investigation.

This may include time spent working before or after your shift, going through security screenings, remaining available during meal or rest breaks, performing vehicle inspections, handling paperwork, waiting for assignments, or other unpaid work activities.

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