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Wage & Hour Litigation · FLSA

Perdue Farms workers in Colorado may be owed unpaid wages.

If you had to put on or take off PPE or a uniform before or after clocking in — without pay — you may have a claim under federal law. Find out in minutes.

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Federal law requires employers to pay workers for all time spent on the job.

Many workers for companies are required to spend time before the start of their shifts to gather and put on their personal protective equipment and/or uniform before the start of their shifts. Many workers for companies are also required to remove their personal protective equipment and/or their uniform after clocking-out. Being required to show up early for work or to stay late without pay puts an unfair burden on you.

The Fair Labor Standards Act is a law that requires workers to be paid for all compensable time that is worked. If you worked for Perdue Farms in Colorado and you performed these activities or similar activities before the start of your shift or after the end of your shift, you could be entitled to unpaid wages. Please fill out the quiz to see if you could be entitled to unpaid wages.

“Being required to show up early or stay late without pay puts an unfair burden on workers.”

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