
With an incredible ranking of 499th, Dollar Tree Stores, Inc moved up the glorified and greatly coveted symbolic ladder of success even jumping 34 spots, since 2008, to its present position of Fortune 500's "Top 1000 US businesses". Not too shabby in this delicate economy!
Of course, the big question every struggling business owner is asking while reading this most awesome blog is...How Did They Do It??? Did they inspire employees to pursue superior customer service? Did they carefully invest in brand awareness and advertising agencies? How about plunking millions of your green Benjamin leaves into beautiful charities and thereby increasing public awareness? No? What's left? Oh yes, there's always the trimming and pruning employee wages. Sure you might reason, "Well, all the other companies are doing it", but there's something more dirty here than DDT's on organic brussel sprouts!
In a lawsuit filed by our firm, Thomas & Pearl, P.A., it is alleged that Dollar Tree was having assistant managers work hours and not get paid for it. In essence, the complaint alleges that assistant store managers are required to work through lunch and go to the bank- all "off the clock". That adds up to a lot of money for hard-working individuals...
Come on Dollar Tree... Don't you remember the old saying "You reap what you sow" or my favorite the Bulgarian proverb "A tree falls the way it leans." Well, if all that's too complicated you might remember the simple analogy of dominos. That's the simplest way to demonstrate "for every action there is a reaction" and the reaction is now under way as the class action lawsuits have piled in like fall foliage in upstate New York.
With over 100 years of collective experience, the firm of Thomas & Pearl has successfully protected the rights of individuals from corporations and insurance companies. From Fort Lauderdale's humble beginnings in 1973, Thomas & Pearl's legal expertise and reputation grew across Florida to cover everything from Workers Compensation to Auto Accidents, Personal Injury to Labor Law.



