Target warehouses are so large that workers spend almost 30 minutes walking from the entrance to their work station, and are not paid for it – which could be costing them up to $2,000 per year, a new lawsuit alleges.
Employees paid by the hour working at warehouses in New York state are required to clock in at the entrance of the “enormous” industrial sites, though their pay does not account for the time spent walking “up to approximately half a mile” into the facilities.
