Stonemark Management Hit with Maintenance Workers’ Unpaid Overtime Lawsuit

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Residential property operator Stonemark Management, LLC is on the receiving end of a proposed collective action filed by five maintenance workers who allege they were not paid properly for overtime work.

According to the suit, the plaintiffs’ weekly hours were regularly pushed over 40 because they were required to remain on call for emergency maintenance work at the defendant’s properties. As explained in the complaint:

“Plaintiffs and the Maintenance Workers, while on call, would respond to a call, spend time on the phone discussing the maintenance work that needed to be performed, select and load into their vehicle the proper tools based on the maintenance work required, drive to Defendant’s property, and perform on-site maintenance repair or services in addition to their normal work schedule.”

Despite being aware of this significant workload, the complaint says, the defendant only paid the plaintiffs for some of their overtime hours.