Judge Directs that Notice Be Issued to Maintenance Personnel In a case brought by maintenance technicians and service managers against AIMCO alleging that AIMCO failed to pay them for all of their hours worked in violation of federal law, the judge has directed that Plaintiffs alert maintenance technicians and service managers that they may be eligible to join this lawsuit. As a result, Plaintiffs have sent information about this lawsuit and consent forms to join this action to all persons who have been employed by AIMCO Properties, L.P. or NHP Management Co., as hourly-paid Service or Maintenance Technicians or Service Managers between August 9, 2000 and the present. Click here for Notice of Federal Collective Action Seeking Overtime Pay - (en Español) Click here for Notice of Consent to join this lawsuit – MUST BE POSTMARKED BY FEBRUARY 4, 2006 - (en Español) Click here for Frequent Questions & Answers - (en Español) In Chase v. AIMCO, Cohen, Milstein, Hausfeld & Toll, P.L.L.C. has brought suit in federal court against AIMCO, the largest owner of residential apartment building communities in the country, on behalf of seven current and former building maintenance staff workers who were the subject of a policy denying them, and thousands of others around the country, overtime pay for work performed while on call during nights and weekends to respond to tenant service requests.
The named plaintiffs have worked at AIMCO facilities located in Washington, D.C., Greenbelt, MD, Antioch, CA, and Freehold, NJ, reflecting that the policy they challenge has operated nationwide. AIMCO owns or manages nearly 18,000 properties with more than 300,000 apartment units located in 47 states, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico.
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