Labor/Employment
Feb. 8, 2023
$53.5M would resolve dispute over United flight attendants' pay stubs
The deal includes a Private Attorney General Act, PAGA, settlement of $300,000 — 75% of which will be distributed to the California Labor and Workforce Development Agency.
A federal judge preliminary approved an agreement in which United Airlines Inc. will pay $53.5 million to a group of its flight attendants to resolve allegations that the company issued non-compliant wage stubs.
“All evidence supports the conclusion that the agreement was arrived at through fair and honest negotiations. The parties settled the matter after eight years of hard-fought litigation, including class certification, an extensive ...
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