More employees have accused Hair Cuttery’s owners of intentionally refusing to pay them for the work they did in the week leading up to the chain’s coronavirus closures, even though the salons profited from it.
At least 500 Hair Cuttery employees in Florida are still waiting for their April 7 paychecks, according to the lawsuit filed Monday in the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Florida.
Angela Miller and Madelyn Mirabile collectively sued Ratner Cos. and Creative Hairdressers Inc., which own and operate Hair Cuttery locations nationwide, under the Fair Labor Standards Act and state law.
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