Scale AI $12.5M California Wage-and-Hour Settlement (McKinney v. Scale AI)
The short answer
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- Listed payout
- The net settlement amount is shared by "dividing the Net Settlement Amount by the total number of Class Workweeks worked by all Participating Class Members during the Class Period, and multiplying the result by each Participating Class Member's own Class Workweeks."
- Proof needed
- Unknown
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Frequently asked questions
Am I eligible for the Scale AI $12.5M California Wage-and-Hour Settlement (McKinney v. Scale AI)?
We don’t have the official rules for who qualifies for the Scale AI $12.5M California Wage-and-Hour Settlement (McKinney v. Scale AI). Read the official notice to see if you qualify.
What is the Scale AI $12.5M California Wage-and-Hour Settlement (McKinney v. Scale AI) claim deadline?
This listing has no deadline. Check the official site for the cutoff.
Do I need proof to file a Scale AI $12.5M California Wage-and-Hour Settlement (McKinney v. Scale AI) claim?
We don’t know if you need proof. Check the official notice.
How much does the Scale AI $12.5M California Wage-and-Hour Settlement (McKinney v. Scale AI) pay?
The listing states the payout as The net settlement amount is shared by "dividing the Net Settlement Amount by the total number of Class Workweeks worked by all Participating Class Members during the Class Period, and multiplying the result by each Participating Class Member's own Class Workweeks.". The amount you get depends on the settlement’s rules and how many people file. The official notice is the final word.
Who is the administrator for the Scale AI $12.5M California Wage-and-Hour Settlement (McKinney v. Scale AI)?
This listing does not name an administrator. The official notice says who runs the claims process.
How do I file a claim for the Scale AI $12.5M California Wage-and-Hour Settlement (McKinney v. Scale AI)?
Check that you qualify on the official notice, then file on the official site yourself. Filing there is free. File on the official site (mckinneyscaleaisettlement.com). ClaimMatch never files for you.
Where this listing comes from
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