The lawsuit, filed in 2014, alleged that CVS failed to pay customer service agents for pre-shift work that required them to be “call ready.”
Under the settlement terms, eligible employees will receive an average payout of about $1,000. There are about 17,000 eligible employees, according to the report.
Read the full report here.
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