Labor/Employment,
Civil Rights
Aug. 21, 2018
Worker seat case settles on trial’s eve
Lawsuit over seating for Rite Aid cashiers settles on the day of trial.
SAN DIEGO -- A 23,000-member class action over whether Rite Aid must provide seating to cashiers per a 2016 state Supreme Court decision settled in the eleventh hour, vacating trial the morning opening arguments were scheduled.
The terms of the settlement will not be disclosed until formal approval by the court, but include economic and other relief. Multiple, similar lawsuits are pending in other jurisdictions statewide against othe...
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