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Employment settlements pay current or former workers, and most are narrower than they look: the class is often the employees of one company, in one state, in one job classification, over a stated period. Many are automatic, meaning the employer's own payroll records define the class and class members are paid without filing, with the opt-out deadline as the only date that matters.
Where a claim is required, the form usually asks for dates of employment rather than receipts, and a notice ID from the mailed letter. State pay-transparency and noncompete statutes have driven a run of these; so has the federal Department of Labor's Workers Owed Wages database, which holds back pay the department recovered but could not deliver.
Each record states whether a claim exists, what the basic claim asks for and when the window closes. Filing is free.
7 closed records in this category are on the closed records page.