Don’t want class-action arbitration? Say so
When claims involve unpaid overtime or misclassification, attorneys representing employees naturally want to handle the case as a class or collective action. Some employers think that if they include an arbitration agreement in their terms and conditions of employment, a wage-and-hour claim has to go to arbitration as an individual claim. That’s not necessarily true.
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