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A class action lawsuit is underway in Massachusetts against Wal-Mart. The claim is that it nickel-and-dimed its workers by cutting short break time and not fully paying their wages. 
 
This is reportedly one of the largest class actions ever in Massachusetts. 
 
Wal-Mart has not commented.

Massachusetts class-action lawsuit targets Wal-Mart

Eyewitness News - 7/2/2006 10:43 AM

BOSTON A lawyer says that retail giant Wal-Mart has broken Massachusetts law more than 1 million times by shortchanging workers.
 
The Boston Herald reports that a lawsuit filed last week in Middlesex Superior Court is one of Massachusetts largest class-a
 
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Comment On: Wal-Mart Workers File Class Action Lawsuit
Posted by liz on 7/29/2007 | Filed Under: Class Action Lawsuits

i am needing help in filing a lawsuit against wal-mart against being underpaid since 1999. i have not recieved yearly pay increases as hispanics and caucasians that have been with the company for less time as myself in addition to a defamation lawsuits against wal-mart security on their procedures when they accuse minority employees of theft. i have recieved a "coaching" on attendance and slow scanning never on miss scans. on matter such as unintentional mis scans wal-mart deliberately "sets" the employee in a situation instead of informing the employee and allowing corrections so as to say "i got one" i have been accused of helping "family" by accepting a stolen check from a customer and i have been accused of allowing customers to receive items in a bag that have not been scanned.


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