Barnett v. Concentrix Solutions Corp. et al.
District Court of Arizona, Case No. 2:22-cv-00266-DJH
On February 18, 2022, a Concentrix employee filed a lawsuit in the United States District Court for the District of Arizona to recover unpaid overtime and unpaid wages including Paid Sick Time, Paid Time Off, and incentive pay earned during his employment at Concentrix. Concentrix provides marketing services to customers throughout the United States and hires Customer Representatives like the Plaintiff in this case to perform telephone sales and service for Concentrix’s customers.
The Plaintiff, a Customer Representative, brings his claims on behalf of himself and other Customer Representatives who worked for Concentrix in Arizona. In the Complaint, the Plaintiff alleges that Concentrix failed to pay him and the other Customer Representatives all the overtime they were due, including for time they are required to work off the clock loading computer systems, finishing calls with customers, and attending huddle meetings. In addition, Plaintiff alleges that he and the other Customer Representatives were not paid for all the incentive pay they had earned, resulting in Concentrix failing to pay them at the proper overtime rate and owing them wages they had earned. Plaintiff also alleges that Concentrix failed to pay the Customer Representatives Paid Sick Time and Paid Time Off. As a result of these practices, Plaintiff alleges that he was not paid overtime and wages due in violation of the Fair Labor Standards Act and Arizona law.
If you worked as a Customer Representative for Concentrix within the past three years, you may be impacted by the claims in this case. If you wish to learn more about your legal rights, you can contact Ty Frankel or Patti Syverson, the attorneys at Yen Pilch Robaina & Kresin PLC who are representing the Plaintiff in this case, to discuss your specific legal situation and whether you may be able to pursue your claims as a class member in this action. They can be reached by calling (602) 833-0220.