Aggrieved Employee means all current and former hourly-paid or non-exempt employees of Defendant within the State of California at any time during the PAGA Period.
Aggrieved Employee means an employee who has worked for the employer ordering the business closing or mass layoff and who, as a result of the failure by the employer to comply with section 84C.3, did not receive timely notice either directly or through the employee’s representative.
Aggrieved Employee means a person employed by Defendant in California and classified as a non-exempt employee who worked for Defendant during the PAGA Period.
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The Administrator will send, by U.S. mail, a single Individual PAGA Payment check to every Aggrieved Employee who opts out of the Class Settlement (i.e., every Non-Participating Class Member).
You will, however, preserve your right to personally pursue certain Class Period claims against Defendant, and, if you are an Aggrieved Employee, remain eligible for an Individual PAGA Payment.
More Definitions of Aggrieved Employee
Aggrieved Employee means [e.g., a person employed by XYZ in California and classified as a who worked for XYZ during the PAGA Period].
Aggrieved Employee is the employee or employees who is/are currently employed, including those laid off, on official leave, and terminated by the district and has a grievance.
Aggrieved Employee means an employee who has worked for the
Aggrieved Employee or “grievant” means a faculty member who is a member of the appropriate bargaining unit making the claim.
Aggrieved Employee means (i) in relation to a workplace, any individual, of any age whether employed or not, who alleges to have been subjected to any act of sexual harassment by the Respondent;
Aggrieved Employee means in relation to a workplace, any individual, of any age whether employed in the university or not, who alleges to have been subjected to any act of Sexual Harassment by other employee(s) of the university.
Aggrieved Employee means any employee as defined by section two