FLSA Class definition

FLSA Class means all current and former hourly, non-exempt Technicians, Inspectors and Examiners who were employed by Defendants in the United States during the FLSA Class Period. Members of the FLSA Class are referred to herein as "FLSA Class Members."

FLSA Class means the class described in Paragraph 55 of this Agreement.

FLSA Class or “FLSA Class Members” shall mean all current and former employees of Defendants who were eligible to receive Tru Up payments at any time during the FLSA Class Period.

Examples of FLSA Class in a sentence

• A list of DRS job classifications indicating the FLSA exempt or non-exempt status designation of each position is noted in the DRS Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) Class Guide which has been posted in every DRS office.

• The Court finds that the members of the FLSA Class are similarly situated within the meaning of Section 16(b) of the Fair Labor Standards Act, 29 U.S.C. § 216(b), for purposes of determining whether the terms of settlement are fair.

• In particular, the FLSA Class, conditionally certified for purposes of settlement, and the Subclasses, provisionally certified for purposes of settlement, shall be decertified, and the Corporate Defendants and Individual Defendants will retain the right to contest whether this case, as it existed before the Third Amended Complaint, should be maintained as a class action and/or a collective action and to contest the merits of all claims in the case.

• Should the Service Payments approved by the Court be less than the amount sought, the difference shall be added to the Net Settlement Proceeds prior to the allocations to the California Class and FLSA Class.

• Plaintiffs are hereby appointed as class representatives of the FLSA Class.

More Definitions of FLSA Class

FLSA Class means the Plaintiffs and Opt-Ins, and all other persons who are Subclass Members. The FLSA Class is an opt-in class under 29 U.S.C. § 216(b), and the members of the FLSA Class are “FLSA Class Members.” Collectively the FLSA Class Members and the Subclass Members are the “Class Members.”

FLSA Class means the Plaintiffs and Opt-Ins, and all other persons who are Subclass Members.

FLSA Class refers to: (a) any and all persons employed by MASTEC as SSTs at any time during the period from January 1, 2004 through and including September 28, 2007; and (b) any and all persons employed by MASTEC’S Broadband Division in California as RCTs responsible for residential consumer cable installations, repairs or servicing at any time during the period from January 1, 2004 through and including December 31, 2005. H. CLASS COUNSEL has conducted a thorough investigation of the claims against MASTEC of PLAINTIFFS and potential members of SETTLEMENT CLASSES sought to be certified under this SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT, including interviewing hundreds of SSTs and RCTs; reviewing voluminous documents, including daily logs, payroll documentation, and call center data; and interviewing MASTEC’S managers and executives. Based on their independent investigation and evaluation, CLASS COUNSEL believe that the settlement with Defendants for the consideration and on the terms set forth in this SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT is fair, reasonable, and adequate, and is in the best interest of all PLAINTIFFS and potential members of the SETTLEMENT CLASSES in light of all known facts and circumstances, including the risk of delay, defenses asserted by MASTEC including the overtime exemption under the Motor Carrier Act, and numerous appellate issues. I. Defendants expressly deny any liability or wrongdoing of any kind associated with the claims in the LITIGATION and Plaintiffs’ First Amended Complaint. Defendants contend they have complied with applicable federal and state law at all times. By entering into the SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT, MASTEC does not admit any liability or wrongdoing and expressly denies the same; it is expressly understood and agreed that the SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT is being entered into by MASTEC solely for the purpose of avoiding the costs and disruption of ongoing litigation and to settle all outstanding claims. Nothing in the SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT, settlement proposals exchanged by the PARTIES or any motions filed or Orders entered pursuant to the SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT, is to be construed or deemed as an admission by Defendants of any liability, culpability, negligence, or wrongdoing, and the SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT, each of its provisions, its execution, and its implementation, including any motions filed or Orders entered, shall not in any respect be construed as, offered, or deemed admissible in any arbitration or legal proceedings for any purpose except in an action or proceedin...

FLSA Class refers to all persons who were employed as overtime-exempt 11 insurance adjusters by Defendant in one or more of its Custard branch office locations in the United 12 States at any time on or after October 4, 2014.

FLSA Class. All current and former Settlement Class Members who indicate their intention to affirmatively opt into the Settlement by cashing, depositing or otherwise negotiating his or her FLSA Individual Settlement Payment in the manner and within the deadlines described herein.

FLSA Class or “FLSA Class Members” means any Jenny Craig 7

FLSA Class means all current and former hourly employees of Defendant, who