Yvonne Silva, who was employed by Victoria’s Secret from September 2017 through February 2020, sued the company on behalf of other workers who spent at least 25% of their time engaged in physical labor. The company failed to compensate the class plaintiffs for all hours worked, and denied them commissions earned and overtime hours worked, the complaint says.
Victoria’s Secret managers allegedly logged into the company’s timekeeping system and, using their ...
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