Senator Construction Sued by Two Former Workers Over Allegedly Unpaid Overtime

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Two plaintiffs have put their names on a proposed collective action in which they claim Senator Construction Group Inc. and its owner failed to pay proper overtime wages and comply with federal record-keeping requirements.  One plaintiff, who the case says worked for the defendants from February to July 2016 and later from June through October 2017, claims he typically put in 60 hours per week for the defendants without time-and-a-half overtime pay. The complaint further alleges that the man’s wages were often delayed, and that checks would sometimes bounce due to insufficient funds. The second plaintiff, who handled general construction duties similar to those of the first plaintiff from July through October 2017, also claims he worked 60 hours per week without rightful overtime wages. Both men allege they were not provided with mandatory wage notices at the time they were hired, nor with wage statements detailing their pay rates and hours worked.