Weinhaus & Potashnick, along with Stueve Siegel Hanson LLP in Kansas City, has filed suit against NPC INTERNATIONAL, INC., the largest Pizza Hut franchisee with approximately 1,161 stores. We allege that NPC failed to adequately reimburse delivery drivers for automobile costs, uniform items, cellular telephone service and other expenses, which has resulted in delivery drivers being paid less than the federal minimum wage. Expenses paid by employees are deducted from wages in determining compliance with minimum wage law.

In addition to the suit against NPC, we are investigating similar claims for failure to pay minimum wage to delivery drivers employed by other large pizza chains such as PIZZA HUT AND ITS FRANCHISEES, PAPA JOHN’S AND ITS FRANCHISEES and DOMINO’S FRANCHISEES.

We are also seeking to investigate similar claims for failure to pay minimum wage after deduction of employee paid expenses against other FAST FOOD RESTAURANTS, CHAIN RESTAURANTS and CHAIN CONVENIENCE STORES.

If you, or anyone you know, works for one of these companies and has not been adequately reimbursed for automobile expenses, uniform items, cellular telephone service and / or other job-related expenses, please call Mark Potashnick at (314) 997-9150 ext. 2 for a free telephone consultation.

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