Overview
Workers at SkyHouse Denver filed a class-action lawsuit on behalf of thousands of construction workers nationwide alleging a pattern of wage theft and discrimination at construction sites around the country. Workers accuse Defendants of systematic exploitation by refusing to pay workers for all of the hours they work, refusing to pay overtime for hours worked in excess of 40 hours per week, and pervasive sex and race discrimination that results in Latina female workers being paid less while performing harder and more dangerous work than other employees. Plaintiffs settled the case in 2017, recovering over $800,000 for the class. Towards Justice represented the plaintiffs with co-counsel Lowrey Parady LLP.
Case Documents
Press Coverage
- 12/20/2017 Denver construction workers recover more than $800,000 after facing wage theft discrimination
- 12/20/2017 Workers who hung drywall at SkyHouse Denver receive $800K wage settlement
- 12/20/2017 Workers, advocates celebrate settlements in SkyHouse Denver wage case
- 6/8/2016 Lawsuit accuses Denver builders of wage theft, sexual harassment and racism