Jankovich Company, Northstar Energy Face Class Action Over 10-Hour Shift Break Violations
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Updated · PR Newswire · Jun 30
Jankovich Company, Northstar Energy Face Class Action Over 10-Hour Shift Break Violations
1 articles · Updated · PR Newswire · Jun 30
Summary
A class action filed in San Diego County Superior Court accuses The Jankovich Company, Northstar Energy and an affiliated shared-services unit of violating California labor law in Case No. 26CU034149C.
The complaint alleges employees worked more than 5 hours without off-duty meal breaks and more than 10 hours without a required second meal period, while being kept on call or interrupted during breaks.
It also claims the companies failed to pay minimum and overtime wages, issue accurate itemized wage statements, pay wages when due, and reimburse required business expenses.
Zakay Law Group filed the suit on June 30, framing it as a wage-and-hour case under multiple California Labor Code sections over companywide policies and practices.