the Two Apple store employees accuse his former employer in a constant search of personal belongings. The court in San Francisco decided that this was not an isolated case, and the practice of all offline Apple store, and therefore reclassified the claim in the collective. The victims in this case can serve 12,000 former and current Apple Resellers.

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the Two Apple store employees accuse his former employer in a constant search of personal belongings. The court in San Francisco decided that this was not an isolated case, and the practice of all offline Apple store, and therefore reclassified the claim in the collective. The victims in this case can serve 12,000 former and current Apple Resellers.

the Plaintiffs Amanda Friekin and Dean piell went to court back in 2013. They stated that store managers watched them for 5 minutes before leaving for lunch and 10-15 minutes after the end of the day. This was done to ensure that sellers do not stole groceries worth from hundreds to thousands of dollars. A week went for an hour and a half of unpaid time. The plaintiffs estimate that in a year they spent 1400 dollars in lost wages.

the Revision of collective action in the court motivated by the fact that in his possession were letters from a couple of Apple Store employees who were sent to Tim cook. The procedure of the search, the staff called derogatory.