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S.P. Carpet Pros, Inc. and Home Depot might have wrongfully classified Carpet Installers as Independent Contractors which denied those workers overtime pay and other benefits due under California labor laws.
Investigation Source
- California
Investigation Scope
Category Information
Investigation Topics
- Failure To Pay Overtime
- Failure To Reimburse For Employer Forced Purchases
- Failur To Pay Vacation Time
- Failure To Provide Meal And Rest Periods
Products or Services
- Independent Contractors
- Carpet Installer
Injury Type
- Monetary Loss
Investigation Details
Investigation and pending class action lawsuit against S.P. Carpet Pros, Inc. and Home Depot.
The class action complaint against S.P. Carpet Pros and Home Depot alleges that workers of Carpet Pros are carpet installers who were improperly classified as independent contractors while in the employ of Carpet Pros and Home Depot, thereby resulting in the wrongful denial of overtime compensation, compensation for meal periods and rest breaks and reimbursement for expenses related to their employment.
The class action complaint against S.P. Carpet Pros and Home Depot alleges that workers of Carpet Pros are carpet installers who were improperly classified as independent contractors while in the employ of Carpet Pros and Home Depot, thereby resulting in the wrongful denial of overtime compensation, compensation for meal periods and rest breaks and reimbursement for expenses related to their employment.
Defendant Details
| Name (Stock Symbol) | Brief Description |
|---|---|
| Home Depot, Inc., The (HD) | The Home Depot, Inc. operates as a home improvement retailer. |
| S.P. Carpet Pros, Inc. | S.P. Carpet Pros, Inc. installs carpets and flooring and interacts with Home Depot. |