Labor/Employment
Jun. 19, 2023
UPS says lead plaintiffs didn’t work in California
The delivery company’s counsel argues the two lead plaintiffs in a wage and hour class action never delivered within the state.
A San Francisco judge paused a proposed class action by former UPS drivers that said the company violated state wage and hour laws, and misclassified them as independent contractors. The company said the two lead plaintiffs never made deliveries in California.
Lead counsel for the plaintiffs insisted that the leads did make deliveries in California “on a regular basis” while UPS’ counsel told the court it intends to file a motion for summa...
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