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Wages and employment settlements

17 open records, sorted by soonest deadline. Official searches with no deadline come last.

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.

Class-action settlementClosing soon

Washington only

Sizzling Platter Washington job posting settlement

Sizzling Platter settled a claim that its Washington job postings for crew member and lead roles left out the wage scale, salary range or general description of benefits that…

Deadline
November 17, 20267d left
Covers
Jan 1, 2023 – Jul 26, 2025
Amount
Equal share of a $634,473 fund
Class-action settlementClosing soon

Fontaine Modification wage settlement

Fontaine Modification has agreed to pay up to $1,600,000 to settle wage claims brought on behalf of its hourly, non-exempt workers. Hourly non-exempt people who worked for the…

Deadline
November 27, 202617d left
Covers
May 1, 2022 – Sep 1, 2026
Amount
Share of a $1.6M fund
Class-action settlementClosing soon

Belcan Washington job posting settlement

Belcan settled a claim that its Washington job postings left out the wage scale or salary range that state law requires. If you applied for a job opening in Washington with Belcan…

Deadline
December 4, 202624d left
Covers
Jan 1, 2023 – Aug 21, 2026
Amount
Equal share of a $1.65M fund
Class-action settlementClosing soon

Washington only

ASSA ABLOY Washington job posting settlement

Six ASSA ABLOY companies have agreed to pay between $269,513.00 and $395,000.00, depending on how many people claim, over Washington job postings that did not state a wage scale,…

Deadline
December 4, 202624d left
Covers
Jan 1, 2023 – Jul 26, 2025
Amount
Equal share of a $395,000 fund
Class-action settlementClosing soon

Washington only

STV Incorporated Washington job posting settlement

STV Incorporated and STV Construction settled a case under Washington's pay transparency law, which says a job posting has to state the wage scale or salary range. The class is…

Deadline
December 8, 202628d left
Covers
Jan 1, 2023 – Jul 26, 2025
Amount
About $1,592.71 (not guaranteed)
Class-action settlementWages and employment

Washington only

Quadrant Technologies Washington job posting settlement

Quadrant Technologies has agreed to settle a class action claiming its Washington job postings left out the wage scale, salary range or description of benefits that state law…

Deadline
December 14, 202634d left
Covers
Jan 1, 2023 – Jul 26, 2025
Amount
Equal share among valid claims
Class-action settlementClosing soon

Washington only

CompuCom Systems Washington job posting settlement

CompuCom Systems has agreed to a $1,000,000 settlement of claims that its Washington job postings left out the wage scale, salary range or a general description of benefits.…

Deadline
No claim to file — opt out by November 13, 2026
Covers
Jan 1, 2023 – Sep 16, 2026
Amount
About $266.67 (not guaranteed)
Class-action settlementClosing soon

Washington only

Jimmy John's Washington job posting settlement

Sandwich SC, which runs Jimmy John's sandwich shops, has agreed to a $975,000.00 settlement of claims that its Washington job postings left out the wage scale, salary range or a…

Deadline
No claim to file — opt out by November 13, 2026
Covers
Jan 1, 2023 – Aug 24, 2026
Amount
Equal share of a $975,000 fund
Class-action settlementWages and employment

Washington only

Pandora Jewelry Washington job posting settlement

Four Pandora Jewelry companies have settled claims that their Washington job postings did not disclose a wage scale, salary range or a general description of benefits. People who…

Deadline
No claim to file — opt out by December 14, 2026
Covers
Jan 1, 2023 – Jul 26, 2025
Amount
Equal share among valid claims
Class-action settlementClosing soon

California only

Menasha Packaging California wage settlement

Menasha Packaging has agreed to a $1,732,500.00 settlement of California wage claims, including a PAGA component, brought on behalf of its hourly non-exempt workers. Hourly…

Deadline
No claim to file — opt out by November 21, 2026
Covers
Jan 15, 2017 – Sep 15, 2024
Amount
Share of a $1.73M fund
Class-action settlementClosing soon

Emerald City Pizza Washington job posting settlement

Emerald City Pizza settled a claim that its Washington job postings left out the wage scale, salary range or description of benefits state law requires. The class is anyone who…

Deadline
No claim to file — opt out by November 23, 2026
Covers
Jan 1, 2023 – Sep 2, 2026
Amount
Equal share of a $376,000 fund
State attorney-general restitutionWages and employment

California only

Activision Blizzard employment settlement

The California Civil Rights Department sued Activision Blizzard over alleged sex-based employment practices, and the company agreed to a $45,750,000 consent decree supervised by…

Deadline
See official notice
Covers
Oct 12, 2015 – Dec 31, 2020
Amount
Varies — paid automatically, no claim form

Common questions

What if I no longer work there?
Former employees are usually part of the class if they worked during the stated period. The official notice defines the class; read it and file only if you believe you meet the criteria.
Is there a search for unpaid wages generally?
Yes. The Department of Labor's Workers Owed Wages database lists back wages the department recovered and could not deliver. It is a free official search and appears in the records here.

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