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Case 1:11-cv-04673-FB-JMA Document 26 Filed 02/24/12 Page 16 of 26 PageID #: 105<br />
PLAINTIFFS’ FACTUAL ALLEGATIONS<br />
89. Consistent with its policies and patterns or practices as described <strong>here</strong>in,<br />
Defendants harmed Plaintiffs individually as follows:<br />
Karla Hidalgo<br />
90. From in or about October 2005 to in or around 2007, Hidalgo worked over 40<br />
hours per week, with a maximum of approximately 80 hours per workweek for Defendants without<br />
receiving regular pay for hours 37.5 to 40, or overtime compensation for any of <strong>the</strong> hours she<br />
worked over 40 in a workweek.<br />
91. From in or about 2007 to in or around February 2010, Hidalgo worked over 40<br />
hours per week, with a maximum of approximately 57 hours per workweek for Defendants without<br />
receiving regular pay for hours 37.5 to 40, or overtime compensation for any of <strong>the</strong> hours she<br />
worked over 40 in a workweek.<br />
92. Following <strong>the</strong> February 2008 meeting held by Lane and Frawley, Hidalgo opted-<br />
out of <strong>the</strong> Higueros Class Action.<br />
93. From in or around March 2010 to <strong>the</strong> present, Hidalgo worked over 40 hours per<br />
week, with a maximum of approximately 50 hours per workweek for Defendants without receiving<br />
pay for hours 37.5 to 40, or overtime compensation for any of <strong>the</strong> hours she worked over 40 in a<br />
workweek.<br />
94. Defendants were aware that Hidalgo’s position as a Marketing Representative was<br />
non-exempt and that Hidalgo was working well over 40 hours per workweek, yet <strong>the</strong>y failed to<br />
pay her any overtime compensation for any of <strong>the</strong> hours she worked over 40 in a workweek.<br />
95. Defendants did not pay Hidalgo an hourly wage for <strong>the</strong> gap time she worked<br />
between 37.5 hours and 40 hours per week.<br />
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