CLASS DEFINITIONS. 9. The district court has previously certified the Oster Classes as set forth below and appointed as Class Representatives the Individual Named Plaintiffs listed in paragraph 2 of the Agreement:
CLASS DEFINITIONS. The Parties agree and consent, for settlement purposes only, to the certification of the following “opt-out” classes under Fed. R. Civ. P. 23(b)(3) and (c)(2)(B) in the MDL Class Actions (collectively, the “Settlement Classes”):
CLASS DEFINITIONS. For the purpose of the definition of the Settlement Classes, the “Class Period” is, except as set forth immediately below with respect to persons who resided at St. Luke (as defined below), September 1, 2003, through and including the Settlement Date. The Settlement Classes consist of two classes and a subclass, namely: (1) the “Facility Resident Class” with a “Private Pay Subclass,” and (2) the “Family Member Class,” as those terms are defined below; provided, however, that the Settlement Classes shall exclude all persons identified on Exhibit A to the Declaration of Xxxxxx Xxxxx Re: Resident Opt-Out List filed with the Court on or about February 23, 2010, unless any such person: (i) resided at a Defendant Facility from April 2, 2009 through and including the Settlement Date; or (ii) are related to any person referenced in the immediately preceding subparagraph (i) by blood, marriage or legal relationship and paid monies to the Defendants, or any of them, for services rendered at a Defendant Facility from April 2, 2009, through and including the Settlement Date.
CLASS DEFINITIONS. In order to effectuate the Settlement, the Parties agree and consent, for settlement purposes only, and subject to Court approval, that the following Settlement Classes shall be certified:
CLASS DEFINITIONS. The Classes will be defined as:
i. For CV-16-558165-00CP (Xxxxxxx Centre):
ii. CV-16-561293-00CP (Xxxxxx/The Link):
iii. CV-17-570361-00CP (Orchard):
CLASS DEFINITIONS. CLASS I This category of user is exempt from facility rental fees but subject to all personnel and other out-of-pocket costs incurred by the District. This class includes: 1.Organizations directly associated with the District and conducting activities for District school-age children. Examples include staff and student groups or clubs, school teams, Parent Council, PTA/PTO, booster clubs, etc.
CLASS DEFINITIONS. For the purpose of the definition of the Settlement Classes, the
CLASS DEFINITIONS. Plaintiff Xxxxxxx brings this action on behalf of herself and the 11 following Classes pursuant to Section 382 of the Code of Civil Procedure:
12 a. The Minimum Wage Class consists of all of Defendants’ current and former non- 13 exempt employees in California (excluding those that signed an agreement to 14 arbitrate) who were subjected to Defendants’ timekeeping policies/practices, 15 during the four years immediately preceding the filing of the lawsuit through the 16 present.
17 b. The Overtime Class consists of all of Defendants’ current and former non-exempt 18 employees in California (excluding those that signed an agreement to arbitrate) who: (a) worked more than 8 hours per day and/or 40 hours per week and received 19 Incentive Pay during a corresponding time period; and/or (b) were subjected to Defendants’ timekeeping policies/practices, during the four years immediately preceding the filing of the lawsuit through the present.
CLASS DEFINITIONS. Plaintiff brings this action on behalf of himself and the 8 following Classes pursuant to § 382 of the Code of Civil Procedure:
9 a. The Overtime Class consists of all of Defendants’ current and former non-exempt 11 excess of 40 hours in a work week, and: (i) were subject to Defendants’ 12 timekeeping system; (ii) received Incentive Pay; and/or (iii) had automatic 13 deductions taken for purported meal periods, during the four years preceding the 14 filing of the lawsuit through the present.
15 b. The Minimum Wage Class consists of all of Defendants’ current and former non- 18 during the four years preceding the filing of the lawsuit through the present.
19 c. The Agreed-Upon Rate Class consists of all of Defendants’ current and former 20 non-exempt employees in California who: (i) were subject to Defendants’ 21 timekeeping system; and/or (ii) had automatic deductions taken for purported meal 22 periods, during the four years preceding the filing of the lawsuit through the 23 present.
24 d. The Meal Period Class consists of all of Defendants’ current and former non- 26 hours during the four years immediately preceding the filing of the lawsuit through 27 the present.
1 e. The Rest Period Class consists of all of Defendants’ current and former non- 3 four years immediately preceding the filing of the lawsuit through the present.
4 f. The Wage Statement Class consists of all members of the: (i) Minimum Wage 5 Class; (ii) Overtime Class; (iii) Agreed-Upon Rate Class; (iv) Meal Period Class; 6 and/or (v) Rest Period Class, during the one year immediately preceding the filing 7 of the lawsuit through the present.
8 g. The Waiting Time Penalty Class consists of all members of the: (i) Overtime 9 Class; (ii) Minimum Wage Class; (iii) Agreed-Upon Rate Class; (iv) Meal Period 10 Class; and/or (v) Rest Period Class, who separated their employment with 11 Defendants during the three years immediately preceding the filing of the lawsuit 12 through the present.
13 h. The UCL Class consists of all members of the: (i) Overtime Class; (ii) Minimum 14 Wage Class; (iii) Agreed-Upon Rate Class; (iv) Meal Period Class; (v) Rest Period
CLASS DEFINITIONS. Plaintiffs seek relief in their individual capacity and as representatives of all others who are similarly situated.
