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Green Marine

April 8, 2005 · about 21 years ago

Carnival pay rules challenged

15,000 may be owed overtime, suit contends. Carnival Cruise Lines failed to pay overtime to as many as 15,000 cruise ship workers, a lawsuit filed in federal court in Miami alleges. The suit was filed on behalf of a half-dozen waiters, cabin attendants and kitchen employees on various Carnival ships

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15,000 may be owed overtime, suit contends. Carnival Cruise Lines failed to pay overtime to as many as 15,000 cruise ship workers, a lawsuit filed in federal court in Miami alleges. The suit was filed on behalf of a half-dozen waiters, cabin attendants and kitchen employees on various Carnival ships. It contends that they worked more than 70 hours a week and were not paid overtime as specified in an employment agreement

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