KQED will pay nearly $900,000 to settle wage-theft class action

KQED has agreed to pay nearly $900,000 to settle a class action lawsuit that accuses the news organization of wage theft and other labor violations.

Plaintiff Dominic Dulaney, on behalf of other KQED hourly employees, filed the suit in February 2024, alleging the San Francisco-based nonprofit failed to pay for all hours worked, including overtime; failed to provide meal breaks or permit rest periods; and failed to furnish accurate wage statements or produce employment records upon request, among other allegations.

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