Ex-Apple worker sues for US$5mil, accusing firm of breaching New York paycheque law


A former Apple store worker filed a class-action suit against Apple for not issuing weekly paycheques to staff that do manual labor, contradicting a New York labor law. — REUTERS

Apple Inc. was accused in a lawsuit flouting a New York labor law by not issuing weekly paycheques to its store workers who do manual labor.

Raven Ramos, who worked at Apple’s Fifth Ave. store in Manhattan for more than seven years, claims the company paid her every other week, rather than weekly, as required by state law.

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