The
Seventh Circuit refused to enforce an arbitration agreement’s prohibition on
class actions, which would have required the employee to individually arbitrate
his wage and hour claim. The Seventh Circuit said the agreement’s prohibition
on class actions violated the employee’s right to engage in concerted activity
under the National Labor Relations Act.
In so ruling the
Seventh Circuit joined the National Labor Relations Board but split from the
Fifth Circuit.
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