UPS Stiffs Holiday Helpers By Fudging Pay Stubs, Lawsuit Claims - Patch
UPS stiffs its holiday helpers by refusing to pay them a dime before they've delivered a package, a new lawsuit alleges.
Two seasonal helpers - hired to chip in during the season rush - filed suit in Brooklyn Federal Court Tuesday against the United Parcel Service of America, court records show.
Lalynda Hedges and Zyaire Simmons, both of Brooklyn, say UPS only paid them for the hours between their first and last packages were scanned and filed as delivered, the suit says.
But UPS spokesperson Matthew O'Connor said the allegations did not line up with the company's policies.
UPS stiffs its holiday helpers by refusing to pay them a dime before they've delivered a package, a new lawsuit alleges.
Two seasonal helpers - hired to chip in during the season rush - filed suit in Brooklyn Federal Court Tuesday against the United Parcel Service of America, court records show.
Lalynda Hedges and Zyaire Simmons, both of Brooklyn, say UPS only paid them for the hours between their first and last packages were scanned and filed as delivered, the suit says.
But UPS spokesperson Matthew O'Connor said the allegations did not line up with the company's policies.
