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Walsh v. Neldy's R.C., Inc.

United States District Court, Central District of California
Dec 14, 2022
5:22-cv-01959-JGB-KKx (C.D. Cal. Dec. 14, 2022)

Opinion

5:22-cv-01959-JGB-KKx

12-14-2022

MARTIN J. WALSH, SECRETARY OF LABOR, UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF LABOR, Plaintiff, v. NELDY'S R.C., INC., NELSON SENGSON CASTRO, an Individual, JON NEIL ROQUE CASTRO, an Individual, Defendants.

MARC A. PILOTIN Regional Solicitor BORIS ORLOV (CSBN# 223532) Counsel for Wage and Hour KARLA MALAGON (CSBN#320505) Trial Attorney KARINA WEGMAN (DCB#1618649) Trial Attorney Office of the Solicitor United States Department of Labor Attorneys for Plaintiff Secretary of Labor KARLA MALAGON CASTILLO Trial Attorney Jason Annigian Attorney for Defendants


MARC A. PILOTIN

Regional Solicitor

BORIS ORLOV (CSBN# 223532)

Counsel for Wage and Hour

KARLA MALAGON (CSBN#320505)

Trial Attorney

KARINA WEGMAN (DCB#1618649)

Trial Attorney

Office of the Solicitor

United States Department of Labor

Attorneys for Plaintiff Secretary of Labor

KARLA MALAGON CASTILLO

Trial Attorney

Jason Annigian

Attorney for Defendants

CONSENT JUDGMENT AND ORDER

JESUS G. BERNAL UNITED STATES DISTRICT JUDGE

Plaintiff Martin J. Walsh, Secretary of Labor, United States Department of Labor (“Secretary”), and Defendants Neldy's R.C., Inc., Nelson Sengson Castro, and Jon Neil Roque Castro (“Defendants”), have agreed to resolve the matters in controversy in this civil action and consent to the entry of this Consent Judgment in accordance herewith:

A. The Secretary filed a Complaint in the above-captioned proceeding naming Defendants and alleging they violated provisions of sections 7, 11(c), 15(a)(2) and 15(a)(5) of the Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938, as amended (“FLSA”), 29 U.S.C. §§ 207, 211(c), 215(a)(2) and 15(a)(5).

B. Defendants have retained defense counsel and acknowledge receipt of a copy of the Secretary's Complaint in this action.

C. Defendants waive issuance and service of process of the Summons and

Complaint and waive their response to the Secretary's Complaint.

D. The Secretary conducted an investigation of Defendants pursuant to the FLSA covering the period of December 1, 2018 to July 31, 2021. The parties have agreed to settle and resolve all alleged FLSA violations attributable to Defendants through this Consent Judgment.

E. The Parties agree to waive findings of fact and conclusions of law and agree to the entry of this Consent Judgment without further contest.

F. Defendants admit that the Court has jurisdiction over the parties and subject matter of this civil action and that venue lies in the Central District of California.

G. Defendant Neldy's R.C., Inc. is a residential care facility with twelve locations.

IT IS HEREBY ORDERED, ADJUDGED, AND DECREED that, pursuant to Section 17 of the FLSA, 29 U.S.C. § 217, Defendants, their officers, agents, servants, employees, successor companies, parties in interest, and all persons and entities acting at their direction or in concert or participation with them, are permanently enjoined and restrained from violating the FLSA, including through any of the following manners:

1. Defendants shall not, contrary to the FLSA § 7, 29 U.S.C. § 207, employ any employee who in any workweek is engaged in commerce, within the meaning of the FLSA § 3(s), or is employed in an enterprise engaged in commerce or in the production of goods for commerce, within the meaning of FLSA § 3(s), for any workweek longer than 40 hours unless such employee receives compensation for their employment in excess of 40 hours in such workweek at a rate not less than one and one-half times the regular rate at which they are employed.

2. Defendants shall not fail to make, keep, make available to authorized agents of the Secretary for inspection, transcription, and/or copying, upon their demand for such access, and preserve records of employees and of the wages, hours, and other conditions and practices of employment maintained, as prescribed by regulations issued, and from time to time amended, pursuant to FLSA §§ 11(c) and 15(a)(5), 29 U.S.C. §§ 211(c) and 215(a)(5) and the implementing regulations found in Title 29, Code of Federal Regulations, Part 516.

3. Defendants shall comply with the FLSA and, if not already in effect at the time of entry of this Consent Judgment, shall amend and maintain their payroll practices as follows:

a. Defendants shall accurately record the information required by 29 C.F.R. § 516.2 in the payroll records, including (1) all hours worked by employees each workday and workweek; (2) the rate(s) of pay for each of the hours worked during the workweek; (3) the total weekly straight-time earnings for the hours worked during the workweek; (4) the total premium pay for overtime hours;
b. Defendants' timekeeping system shall permit employees (as opposed to supervisors) to track their individual work hours daily. The timekeeping system shall be used to calculate hours worked for payroll purposes. If changes in the time records later are required, Defendants shall designate and authorize one or more individuals to correct time entry errors, and the employee must sign off on the change.
c. Defendants shall pay all employee wages for each pay period with one check and not break up into multiple checks.
d. Defendants shall maintain all time and payroll records for a period of not less than three years.
e. Defendants shall record all wages paid to employees, regardless of the manner of payment, on their payroll records, and any expense reimbursements may be recorded in Defendants' accounting system.
f. Defendants shall inform all supervisors, managers, and persons performing payroll duties of the requirements of this Consent Judgment and shall provide a copy of this Consent Judgment to all supervisors, managers, and persons performing payroll duties.
g. Defendants shall not alter or manipulate time or payroll records to reduce the number of hours actually worked by an employee, and Defendants shall not encourage workers to under-report their hours worked.
h. Defendants shall not direct supervisors, managers, or persons performing payroll duties to falsify time or payroll records in any manner, including reducing the number of hours worked by employees, and Defendants shall direct their supervisors, managers, and persons performing payroll duties to encourage workers to report all hours worked.

4. Defendants, their officers, agents, servants, and employees and those persons in active concert or participation with them, shall not in any way directly or indirectly, demand, require or accept any of the back wages or liquidated damages from any of the employees listed on the attached Exhibit A. Defendants shall not threaten or imply that adverse action will be taken against any employee because of their receipt of funds due under this Consent Judgment. Violation of this Paragraph may subject the Defendants to equitable and legal damages, including punitive damages and civil contempt.

5. Defendants, their officers, agents, servants, and employees and those persons in active concert or participation with them, shall not in any way retaliate or take any adverse employment action, or threaten or imply that adverse action will be taken against any employee who exercises or asserts their rights under the FLSA or provides information to any public agency investigating compliance with the FLSA. Violation of this Paragraph may subject the Defendants to equitable and legal damages, including punitive damages and civil contempt.

6. Defendants, jointly and severally, shall not continue to withhold the payment of $345,348.43 in overtime pay hereby found to be due by the Defendants under the FLSA to employees, as a result of their employment by Defendants during the period of December 1, 2018 to July 31, 2021 (“Back Wage Accrual Period”).

FURTHER, JUDGMENT IS HEREBY ENTERED, pursuant Section 16(c) of the FLSA, 29 U.S.C. § 216(c), in favor of the Secretary and against Defendants in the total amount of $715,696.86. Pursuant to this Judgment, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED THAT

7. Defendants shall pay $345,348.43 in overtime pay hereby due under the FLSA and this Judgment, to employees on Exhibit A. In addition, liquidated damages in the amount of $345,348.43 are hereby due under the FLSA and Defendants shall pay this amount to the employees on Exhibit A.

8. The amount of $25,000 in civil money penalties is assessed against Defendants and finally determined, pursuant to FLSA Section 16(e), 29 U.S.C. § 216(e).

9. Defendants will comply with Paragraphs 7 and 8 of this judgment by making payments as described in Exhibit B. Defendants may pay without penalty all or a portion of the amount owed earlier than it is due.

10. To accomplish the requirements of Paragraph 7, Defendants shall:

a. Deliver a check or money order to each person named in the attached Exhibit A according to the schedule set forth in Exhibit B, for the full amount listed as payable on each date in Exhibit B, less the amounts of legal deductions for payroll and withholding taxes thereon (that Defendants shall pay directly to the federal and state agencies entitled thereto when due).
b. Within thirty (30) days of each payment made pursuant to Paragraph 7, deliver to the U.S. Wage and Hour Division evidence of payment to each person paid according to the attached Exhibit B, including any and all signed U.S. Wage and Hour Division Receipt for Payment of Back Wages, Employment Benefits, or Other Compensation Form WH-58 receipt forms or copies of canceled checks the Defendants have received at that time.
c. Within thirty (30) days of each payment due date pursuant to Exhibit B, provide the U.S. Wage and Hour Division with a list of all employees who could not be located or who refused to accept any payment made according to Exhibit B, their last known address, phone number, social security number, and their gross and net amounts due, and shall deliver to the U.S. Wage and Hour Division one cashier's or certified check, payable to “Wage and Hour Division - U.S. Dept. of Labor” to cover the total back wage and liquidated damages amount due to all employees listed in Exhibit B to be paid on that date who could not be located or who refused payment. Defendants may also make this payment online by ACH transfer, credit card, debit card, or digital wallet by going to https://www.pay.gov/public/form/start/77761888, or by going to www.pay.gov and searching “WHD Back Wage Payment - WE Region.” Payments shall reference Case Number # 1944996.

11. To accomplish the requirement of Paragraph 8, Defendants may make the payment of civil money penalties required by this Consent Judgment according to the payment schedule in Exhibit B online by ACH transfer, credit card, debit card, or digital wallet by going to https://www.pay.gov/public/form/start/77761888, or by going to www.pay.gov and searching “WHD Back Wage Payment - WE Region”, or Civil Money Penalties as applicable. Payments shall reference Case Number # 1944996.

12. In the event of any default in the timely making of any payment due hereunder, the full amount due under the back wage provisions of this Judgment which then remains unpaid, plus post-judgment interest at the rate of 10% per year, from the date of this Judgment until paid in full, shall become due and payable upon the Secretary's sending by ordinary mail a written demand to the last business addresses of Defendants then known to the Secretary with electronic copies also concurrently eserved on Defendants' counsel of record.

13. Defendants shall execute three deeds of trust to secure the payments described in Exhibit B. The first deed of trust shall be recorded against the real property commonly known as 106 W Stevens Ave., Santa Ana, California 92707, and is attached hereto as Exhibit C. Defendants have provided proof of an encumbrance by Select Portfolio Servicing, Inc. of approximately $334,534.40 as of June 14, 2022 and have represented that this is the only encumbrance on this property. The second deed of trust shall be recorded against the real property commonly known as 820 Centinella Ct., Hemet, California 92544, and is attached hereto as Exhibit C. Defendants have provided proof of an encumbrance by Nationstar Mortgage LLC of approximately $345,386.51 as of June 16, 2022 and have represented that this is the only encumbrance on this property. The third deed of trust shall be recorded against the real property commonly known as 7665 Dufferin Ave., Riverside, California 92504, and is attached hereto as Exhibit C. Defendants have provided proof of an encumbrance by Alliance Portfolio of approximately $420,000 as of May 16, 2022 and have represented that this is the only encumbrance on this property. Defendants have represented that this constitutes sufficient equity to satisfy the outstanding portion of the Judgment of $715,696.86 plus any interest owed against Defendants. The Secretary shall record the deeds of trust attached as Exhibit C once the Court signs this Consent Judgment. Defendants agree not to further encumber the property until the deed of trust is recorded. If Defendants default on their payment obligations, they shall be given thirty (30) days written notice to cure the default (served electronically to Defendants' counsel of record). If Defendants fail to cure their default, Defendants will cooperate with and provide assistance to the Secretary in executing on the deeds of trust. Within forty-five (45) days of Defendants notifying that the Consent Judgment has been satisfied in full, including any interest or penalties for paying the amount due late, the Secretary will provide Defendants with deeds of reconveyance (and/or any other instrument legally required) and provide any necessary cooperation to effectuate the cancellation and removal of the deeds or other encumbrance associated with this Consent Judgment. Defendants will then file the deeds of reconveyance (and/or any other instrument legally required) provided by the Secretary to terminate the Secretary's deeds of trust.

14. Within thirty (30) days of the entry of this Judgment, Defendants shall hire a third party to conduct training for all of Defendants' supervisors, managers, and persons performing payroll duties on the requirements of the FLSA, including the overtime, recordkeeping, and anti-retaliation provisions. The training shall include: (a) when employees must be paid for travel time; (b) recordkeeping related specifically to the home health industry; and (c) an overview of the system for reporting FLSA concerns set forth in Paragraph 16 of this Judgment.

15. Within fifteen (15) days of the training enumerated in Paragraph 14, Defendants shall deliver to the U.S. Wage and Hour Division evidence that all supervisors attended the training. Evidence may be provided in the form of a sign-in sheet and may be sent by electronic mail to Salazar.Silvia@dol.gov.

16. Within thirty (30) days of the entry of this Judgment, Defendants shall implement a system for employees to report overtime and minimum wage concerns to Defendants. The mechanism must include a requirement that all reports of overtime and minimum wage concerns be reported to Defendants' senior management team.

17. Within thirty (30) days of the entry of this Judgment, Defendants shall provide written information to all then-existing employees that discusses the FLSA generally and employees' entitlement to minimum wages and overtime compensation under the FLSA that includes reference to the Wage and Hour website (www.dol.gov/whd). This information shall be included in Defendants' employee Handbook that Defendants provide their employees.

18. Within thirty (30) days of the entry of this Judgment, Defendants shall supply all of their employees with copies of the attached Exhibit D. In addition, Defendants shall provide copies of Exhibit D to all new hires and post a copy at work location where it is visible to employees.

IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the filing, pursuit, and/or resolution of this proceeding with the entry of this Judgment shall not act as or be asserted as a bar to any action or claim under FLSA § 16(b), 29 U.S.C. § 216(b), as to any employee not named on the attached Exhibit A, nor as to any employee named on the attached Exhibit A for any period not specified therein, nor as to any employer other than Defendants.

IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that each party shall bear their own fees, costs, and other expenses incurred by such party in connection with any stage of this proceeding, including but not limited to attorneys' fees, which may be available under the Equal Access to Justice Act, as amended, to the date of entry of the Judgment herein; and

IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that this Court retains jurisdiction of this action for purposes of enforcing compliance with the terms of this Consent Judgment.

Exhibit A

Employee List

First Name

Last Name

Back Wages Due

Liquidated Damages

Total Due (BWs and LDs)

Alfredo

Adoptante

$930.35

$930.35

$1,860.70

Florante

Adoptante

$2,402.15

$2,402.15

$4,804.30

Darrel

Adrian

$55.98

$55.98

$111.96

Narciso

Aguilar

$905.28

$905.28

$1,810.56

Maria

Alcantara

$6,508.67

$6,508.67

$13,017.34

Lora

Aquino

$1,058.86

$1,058.86

$2,117.72

Jed

Aquino

$7,463.94

$7,463.94

$14,927.88

Paul

Arcinas

$2,028.72

$2,028.72

$4,057.44

Gabriele

Arionday

$123.97

$123.97

$247.94

Aries

Bansil

$5,728.77

$5,728.77

$11,457.54

Rina

Bognot

$693.90

$693.90

$1,387.80

Prince

Booc

$6,523.44

$6,523.44

$13,046.88

Milagros

Borja

$1,221.33

$1,221.33

$2,442.66

Marites

Boyer

$7,606.64

$7,606.64

$15,213.28

Kyle

Bustillo

$1,135.12

$1,135.12

$2,270.24

Marcelo

Caaway

$6,564.33

$6,564.33

$13,128.66

Myrna

Cabaneros

$954.90

$954.90

$1,909.80

John

Calimag Jr.

$4,031.74

$4,031.74

$8,063.48

Gertrude

Canceran

$7,243.99

$7,243.99

$14,487.98

Melquiades

Canceran

$6,534.73

$6,534.73

$13,069.46

Jennelyn

Canlas

$712.24

$712.24

$1,424.48

Corazon

Canlas

$2,388.78

$2,388.78

$4,777.56

Leoncio

Canlas

$3,965.30

$3,965.30

$7,930.60

Mark

Carreon

$1,846.92

$1,846.92

$3,693.84

Reynaldo

Cerezo

$1,638.46

$1,638.46

$3,276.92

Antonio

Co

$231.15

$231.15

$462.30

Robert

Cruz

$34.58

$34.58

$69.16

Purification

Cruz

$385.54

$385.54

$771.08

Brian

David

$471.96

$471.96

$943.92

Jerry

DeGuzman

$334.22

$334.22

$668.44

Virgilio

DeLa Rosa

$5,111.40

$5,111.40

$10,222.80

Vaun

DeLos Santos

$7,198.95

$7,198.95

$14,397.90

Grazielle

Din

$1,513.58

$1,513.58

$3,027.16

Nestor

Doroja

$784.86

$784.86

$1,569.72

Jacob Dion

Draculan

$227.44

$227.44

$454.88

Archieval

Espera

$4,791.56

$4,791.56

$9,583.12

Arnie

Espera

$6,185.03

$6,185.03

$12,370.06

Victorio

Esteves

$14,562.28

$14,562.28

$29,124.56

Charmaine

Estigoy

$1,618.61

$1,618.61

$3,237.22

Constancio

Estigoy

$2,345.17

$2,345.17

$4,690.34

Myrna

Evangelista

$658.04

$658.04

$1,316.08

Darrel

Familara

$204.40

$204.40

$408.80

Norbert

Fernando

$8,009.02

$8,009.02

$16,018.04

Rowen

Francisco

$524.98

$524.98

$1,049.96

Luz

Francisco

$347.24

$347.24

$694.48

Ramerl

Francisco

$3,809.47

$3,809.47

$7,618.94

Rowel

Galit

$1,597.68

$1,597.68

$3,195.36

Eldifonso

Gallego

$2,396.66

$2,396.66

$4,793.32

Enriqueta Reinelda

Gallegos

$149.86

$149.86

$299.72

Benjamin

Gamol

$129.80

$129.80

$259.60

Alfredo

Garcia

$2,055.38

$2,055.38

$4,110.76

Fe

Garcia Navarro

$2,778.11

$2,778.11

$5,556.22

Gerry

Garino

$2,678.22

$2,678.22

$5,356.44

Sussette

Gomez

$9,226.32

$9,226.32

$18,452.64

Adam

Greco

$27.93

$27.93

$55.86

Winnie

Greco

$963.73

$963.73

$1,927.46

Conrado

Gutierrez

$7,324.34

$7,324.34

$14,648.68

Hector

Huerta

$432.02

$432.02

$864.04

Junias

Hutabarat

$14,863.40

$14,863.40

$29,726.80

Redentor

Ison

$213.96

$213.96

$427.92

Benjamin

Jacildo

$571.84

$571.84

$1,143.68

Robert

Javier

$817.80

$817.80

$1,635.60

Christian

Lumentah

$636.90

$636.90

$1,273.80

Arsenio

Luna

$6,786.81

$6,786.81

$13,573.62

William

Luzadas

$3,294.16

$3,294.16

$6,588.32

Ruben

Manalang

$8,276.90

$8,276.90

$16,553.80

Gino

Manaloto

$2,066.07

$2,066.07

$4,132.14

Aiko

Manaloto

$3,360.62

$3,360.62

$6,721.24

Maria Karla

Manuel

$2,340.17

$2,340.17

$4,680.34

Nilo

Medina

$23,561.46

$23,561.46

$47,122.92

Rommel

Mendoza

$8,249.25

$8,249.25

$16,498.50

Jay

Miasco

$3,947.14

$3,947.14

$7,894.28

Elie

Naddour

$190.73

$190.73

$381.46

Funmilayo

Olaosebikan

$68.76

$68.76

$137.52

Jesusito

Orolfo

$6,586.22

$6,586.22

$13,172.44

Aries

Parchejo

$6,820.88

$6,820.88

$13,641.76

Kevin

Pascua

$4,880.36

$4,880.36

$9,760.72

John

Penaflor

$1,936.20

$1,936.20

$3,872.40

Ester

Poquiz

$1,601.71

$1,601.71

$3,203.42

Alfonso

Poquiz

$7,408.50

$7,408.50

$14,817.00

Felimon

Rambayon Jr.

$373.96

$373.96

$747.92

Richard

Ratcliffe

$412.16

$412.16

$824.32

Sabino

Razon

$118.12

$118.12

$236.24

Carlo

Rivera

$7,205.76

$7,205.76

$14,411.52

Michelle

Rojas, Castro

$54.14

$54.14

$108.28

Jeffrey

Roque

$2,444.56

$2,444.56

$4,889.12

Virgilio

Rosa

$116.98

$116.98

$233.96

Ariston

Sabarre

$6,565.74

$6,565.74

$13,131.48

Genaro

Salonga

$40.81

$40.81

$81.62

Esmeralda

Salteras

$901.08

$901.08

$1,802.16

Nicolas

Salteras

$1,411.24

$1,411.24

$2,822.48

Omer

Sanga

$2,361.54

$2,361.54

$4,723.08

Cornelio

Sanga Jr

$4,378.12

$4,378.12

$8,756.24

Vaun

Santos

$60.64

$60.64

$121.28

Adrian

Santos

$947.80

$947.80

$1,895.60

Jacinto

Santos

$2,725.60

$2,725.60

$5,451.20

Ronaldo

Saraza

$65.31

$65.31

$130.62

Sandy

Silaban

$193.82

$193.82

$387.64

Marites

Simbulan

$793.55

$793.55

$1,587.10

Jaime

Tan

$7,242.31

$7,242.31

$14,484.62

Guadalupe

Tapia

$30.24

$30.24

$60.48

Walter

Templora

$6,784.45

$6,784.45

$13,568.90

John Jacob

Tolentino

$47.64

$47.64

$95.28

John Paul

Tunac

$9,109.46

$9,109.46

$18,218.92

Rodolfo

Villa

$9,810.08

$9,810.08

$19,620.16

Antonio

Villaluna

$1,497.36

$1,497.36

$2,994.72

Ryan

Villamer

$1,645.66

$1,645.66

$3,291.32

Mark

Vincent

$151.98

$151.98

$303.96

Exhibit B

Payment Schedule

Employer Name: Neldy's R.C., Inc.

Case ID Number: 1944996

Total Amount Due

$715,696.86

Period in Months

30

Start Date of Payments

10/15/2022

Total Number of Payments

10

Due Date

First Name

Last Name

Back Wages

Liquidated Damages

Total BWs and LDs

Interest

Total Payment Due

Payment 1

10/15/2022

Alfredo

Adoptante

$930.35

$930.35

$1,860.70

$0

$1,860.70

Darrel

Adrian

$55.98

$55.98

$111.96

$0

$111.96

Narciso

Aguilar

$905.28

$905.28

$1,810.56

$0

$1,810.56

Lora

Aquino

$1,058.86

$1,058.86

$2,117.72

$0

$2,117.72

Gabriele

Arionday

$123.97

$123.97

$247.94

$0

$247.94

Rina

Bognot

$693.90

$693.90

$1,387.80

$0

$1,387.80

Milagros

Borja

$1,221.33

$1,221.33

$2,442.66

$0

$2,442.66

Kyle

Bustillo

$1,135.12

$1,135.12

$2,270.24

$0

$2,270.24

Myrna

Cabaneros

$954.90

$954.90

$1,909.80

$0

$1,909.80

Jennelyn

Canlas

$712.24

$712.24

$1,424.48

$0

$1,424.48

Antonio

Co

$231.15

$231.15

$462.30

$0

$462.30

Robert

Cruz

$34.58

$34.58

$69.16

$0

$69.16

Purification

Cruz

$385.54

$385.54

$771.08

$0

$771.08

Brian

David

$471.96

$471.96

$943.92

$0

$943.92

Jerry

DeGuzman

$334.22

$334.22

$668.44

$0

$668.44

Nestor

Doroja

$784.86

$784.86

$1,569.72

$0

$1,569.72

Jacob Dion

Draculan

$227.44

$227.44

$454.88

$0

$454.88

Myrna

Evangelista

$658.04

$658.04

$1,316.08

$0

$1,316.08

Darrel

Familara

$204.40

$204.40

$408.80

$0

$408.80

Rowen

Francisco

$524.98

$524.98

$1,049.96

$0

$1,049.96

Luz

Francisco

$347.24

$347.24

$694.48

$0

$694.48

Enriqueta Reinelda

Gallegos

$149.86

$149.86

$299.72

$0

$299.72

Benjamin

Gamol

$129.80

$129.80

$259.60

$0

$259.60

Adam

Greco

$27.93

$27.93

$55.86

$0

$55.86

Winnie

Greco

$963.73

$963.73

$1,927.46

$0

$1,927.46

Hector

Huerta

$432.02

$432.02

$864.04

$0

$864.04

Redentor

Ison

$213.96

$213.96

$427.92

$0

$427.92

Benjamin

Jacildo

$571.84

$571.84

$1,143.68

$0

$1,143.68

Robert

Javier

$817.80

$817.80

$1,635.60

$0

$1,635.60

Christian

Lumentah

$636.90

$636.90

$1,273.80

$0

$1,273.80

Elie

Naddour

$190.73

$190.73

$381.46

$0

$381.46

Funmilayo

Olaosebikan

$68.76

$68.76

$137.52

$0

$137.52

Felimon

Rambayon Jr.

$373.96

$373.96

$747.92

$0

$747.92

Richard

Ratcliffe

$412.16

$412.16

$824.32

$0

$824.32

Sabino

Razon

$118.12

$118.12

$236.24

$0

$236.24

Michelle

Rojas, Castro

$54.14

$54.14

$108.28

$0

$108.28

Virgilio

Rosa

$116.98

$116.98

$233.96

$0

$233.96

Genaro

Salonga

$40.81

$40.81

$81.62

$0

$81.62

Esmeralda

Salteras

$901.08

$901.08

$1,802.16

$0

$1,802.16

Nicolas

Salteras

$1,411.24

$1,411.24

$2,822.48

$0

$2,822.48

Vaun

Santos

$60.64

$60.64

$121.28

$0

$121.28

Adrian

Santos

$947.80

$947.80

$1,895.60

$0

$1,895.60

Ronaldo

Saraza

$65.31

$65.31

$130.62

$0

$130.62

Sandy

Silaban

$193.82

$193.82

$387.64

$0

$387.64

Marites

Simbulan

$793.55

$793.55

$1,587.10

$0

$1,587.10

Guadalupe

Tapia

$30.24

$30.24

$60.48

$0

$60.48

John Jacob

Tolentino

$47.64

$47.64

$95.28

$0

$95.28

Antonio

Villaluna

$1,497.36

$1,497.36

$2,994.72

$0

$2,994.72

Mark

Vincent

$151.98

$151.98

$303.96

$0

$303.96

Subtotal

$46,833.00

$0.00

$46,833.00

Payment 2

11/15/2023

Paul

Arcinas

$2,028.72

$2,028.72

$4,057.44

$52.72

$4,110.16

Mark

Carreon

$1,846.92

$1,846.92

$3,693.84

$48.00

$3,741.84

Reynaldo

Cerezo

$1,638.46

$1,638.46

$3,276.92

$42.58

$3,319.50

Grazielle

Din

$1,513.58

$1,513.58

$3,027.16

$39.34

$3,066.50

Charmaine

Estigoy

$1,618.61

$1,618.61

$3,237.22

$42.07

$3,279.29

Rowel

Galit

$1,597.68

$1,597.68

$3,195.36

$41.52

$3,236.88

Alfredo

Garcia

$2,055.38

$2,055.38

$4,110.76

$53.42

$4,164.18

Gino

Manaloto

$2,066.07

$2,066.07

$4,132.14

$53.70

$4,185.84

Maria Karla

Manuel

$2,340.17

$2,340.17

$4,680.34

$60.82

$4,741.16

John

Penaflor

$1,936.20

$1,936.20

$3,872.40

$50.32

$3,922.72

Ester

Poquiz

$1,601.71

$1,601.71

$3,203.42

$41.63

$3,245.05

Ryan

Villamer

$1,645.66

$1,645.66

$3,291.32

$42.77

$3,334.09

Subtotal

$43,778.32

$568.89

$44,347.21

Payment 3

4/15/2023

Constancio

Estigoy

$2,345.17

$2,345.17

$4,690.34

$60.95

$4,751.29

Omer

Sanga

$2,361.54

$2,361.54

$4,723.08

$61.37

$4,784.45

Corazon

Canlas

$2,388.78

$2,388.78

$4,777.56

$62.08

$4,839.64

Eldifonso

Gallego

$2,396.66

$2,396.66

$4,793.32

$62.29

$4,855.61

Florante

Adoptante

$2,402.15

$2,402.15

$4,804.30

$62.43

$4,866.73

Jeffrey

Roque

$2,444.56

$2,444.56

$4,889.12

$63.53

$4,952.65

Gerry

Garino

$2,678.22

$2,678.22

$5,356.44

$69.60

$5,426.04

Jacinto

Santos

$2,725.60

$2,725.60

$5,451.20

$70.84

$5,522.04

Fe

Garcia Navarro

$2,778.11

$2,778.11

$5,556.22

$72.20

$5,628.42

Subtotal

$45,041.58

$585.29

$45,626.87

Payment 4

7/15/2023

William

Luzadas

$3,294.16

$3,294.16

$6,588.32

$85.61

$6,673.93

Aiko

Manaloto

$3,360.62

$3,360.62

$6,721.24

$87.34

$6,808.58

Ramerl

Francisco

$3,809.47

$3,809.47

$49.50

$3,858.97

Jay

Miasco

$3,947.14

$3,947.14

$51.29

$3,998.43

Leoncio

Canlas

$3,965.30

$3,965.30

$51.53

$4,016.83

John

Calimag Jr.

$4,031.74

$4,031.74

$52.39

$4,084.13

Cornelio

Sanga Jr

$4,378.12

$4,378.12

$56.89

$4,435.01

Archieval

Espera

$4,791.56

$4,791.56

$62.26

$4,853.82

Kevin

Pascua

$4,880.36

$4,880.36

$63.42

$4,943.78

Virgilio

DeLa Rosa

$5,111.40

$5,111.40

$66.42

$5,177.82

Aries

Bansil

$5,728.77

$5,728.77

$74.44

$5,803.21

Arnie

Espera

$6,185.03

$6,185.03

$80.37

$6,265.40

Subtotal

$60,138.45

$781.46

$60,919.91

Payment 5

10/15/2023

Ramerl

Francisco

$3,809.47

$3,809.47

$49.50

$3,858.97

Jay

Miasco

$3,947.14

$3,947.14

$51.29

$3,998.43

Leoncio

Canlas

$3,965.30

$3,965.30

$51.53

$4,016.83

Cornelio

Sanga Jr

$4,378.12

$4,378.12

$56.89

$4,435.01

Archieval

Espera

$4,791.56

$4,791.56

$62.26

$4,853.82

Kevin

Pascua

$4,880.36

$4,880.36

$63.42

$4,943.78

Virgilio

DeLa Rosa

$5,111.40

$5,111.40

$66.42

$5,177.82

Aries

Bansil

$5,728.77

$5,728.77

$74.44

$5,803.21

Arnie

Espera

$6,185.03

$6,185.03

$80.37

$6,265.40

Maria

Alcantara

$3,254.34

$3,254.34

$42.29

$3,296.63

Prince

Booc

$3,261.72

$3,261.72

$42.38

$3,304.10

Melquiades

Canceran

$3,267.37

$3,267.37

$42.46

$3,309.83

Marcelo

Caaway

$3,282.17

$3,282.17

$42.65

$3,324.82

Norbert

Fernando

$4,004.51

$4,004.51

$52.04

$4,056.55

Ariston

Sabarre

$3,282.87

$3,282.87

$42.66

$3,325.53

Subtotal

$63,150.13

$820.60

$63,970.73

Payment 6

1/15/2024

Maria

Alcantara

$3,254.34

$3,254.34

$42.29

$3,296.63

Prince

Booc

$3,261.72

$3,261.72

$42.38

$3,304.10

Melquiades

Canceran

$3,267.37

$3,267.37

$42.46

$3,309.83

Marcelo

Caaway

$3,282.17

$3,282.17

$42.65

$3,324.82

Ariston

Sabarre

$3,282.87

$3,282.87

$42.66

$3,325.53

Jesusito

Orolfo

$3,293.11

$3,293.11

$42.79

$3,335.90

Walter

Templora

$3,392.23

$3,392.23

$44.08

$3,436.31

Arsenio

Luna

$3,393.41

$3,393.41

$44.10

$3,437.51

Aries

Parchejo

$3,410.44

$3,410.44

$44.32

$3,454.76

Vaun

DeLos Santos

$3,599.48

$3,599.48

$46.77

$3,646.25

Carlo

Rivera

$3,602.88

$3,602.88

$46.82

$3,649.70

Jaime

Tan

$7,242.32

$7,242.32

$94.11

$7,336.43

Gertrude

Canceran

$7,244.00

$7,244.00

$94.13

$7,338.13

Conrado

Gutierrez

$7,324.34

$7,324.34

$95.18

$7,419.52

Alfonso

Poquiz

$3,704.25

$3,704.25

$48.13

$3,752.38

Subtotal

$62,554.93

$812.87

$63,367.80

Payment 7

4/15/2024

Carlo

Rivera

$7,205.76

$7,205.76

$93.64

$7,299.40

Jaime

Tan

$3,621.16

$3,621.16

$47.06

$3,668.22

Gertrude

Canceran

$3,622.00

$3,622.00

$47.07

$3,669.07

Conrado

Gutierrez

$3,662.17

$3,662.17

$47.59

$3,709.76

Alfonso

Poquiz

$7,408.50

$7,408.50

$96.27

$7,504.77

Jed

Aquino

$3,731.97

$3,731.97

$48.50

$3,780.47

Marites

Boyer

$3,803.32

$3,803.32

$49.42

$3,852.74

John Paul

Tunac

$4,554.73

$4,554.73

$59.19

$4,613.92

Sussette

Gomez

$4,613.16

$4,613.16

$59.95

$4,673.11

Rodolfo

Villa

$4,905.04

$4,905.04

$63.74

$4,968.78

Victorio

Esteves

$7,281.14

$7,281.14

$94.62

$7,375.76

Junias

Hutabarat

$7,431.70

$7,431.70

$96.57

$7,528.27

Nilo

Medina

$11,780.73

$11,780.73

$153.09

$11,933.82

Subtotal

$73,621.38

$956.71

$74,578.09

Payment 8

7/15/2024

Jesusito

Orolfo

$6,586.22

$6,586.22

$85.58

$6,671.80

Walter

Templora

$6,784.45

$6,784.45

$88.16

$6,872.61

Arsenio

Luna

$6,786.81

$6,786.81

$88.19

$6,875.00

Marites

Boyer

$3,803.32

$3,803.32

$49.42

$3,852.74

Norbert

Fernando

$4,004.51

$4,004.51

$52.04

$4,056.55

Rommel

Mendoza

$4,124.63

$4,124.63

$53.60

$4,178.23

Ruben

Manalang

$4,138.45

$4,138.45

$53.78

$4,192.23

John Paul

Tunac

$4,554.73

$4,554.73

$59.19

$4,613.92

Sussette

Gomez

$4,613.16

$4,613.16

$59.95

$4,673.11

Rodolfo

Villa

$4,905.04

$4,905.04

$63.74

$4,968.78

Victorio

Esteves

$7,281.14

$7,281.14

$94.62

$7,375.76

Junias

Hutabarat

$7,431.70

$7,431.70

$96.57

$7,528.27

Nilo

Medina

$11,780.73

$11,780.73

$153.09

$11,933.82

Subtotal

$76,794.89

$997.93

$77,792.82

Payment 9

10/15/2024

Aries

Parchejo

$3,410.44

$3,410.44

$44.32

$3,454.76

Vaun

DeLos Santos

$3,599.48

$3,599.48

$46.77

$3,646.25

Jed

Aquino

$3,731.97

$3,731.97

$48.50

$3,780.47

Marites

Boyer

$3,803.32

$3,803.32

$49.42

$3,852.74

Norbert

Fernando

$4,004.51

$4,004.51

$52.04

$4,056.55

Rommel

Mendoza

$8,249.25

$8,249.25

$107.20

$8,356.45

Ruben

Manalang

$8,276.90

$8,276.90

$107.55

$8,384.45

John Paul

Tunac

$4,554.73

$4,554.73

$59.19

$4,613.92

Sussette

Gomez

$4,613.16

$4,613.16

$59.95

$4,673.11

Rodolfo

Villa

$4,905.26

$4,905.26

$63.74

$4,968.78

Victorio

Esteves

$7,281.14

$7,281.14

$94.62

$7,375.76

Junias

Hutabarat

$7,431.70

$7,431.70

$96.57

$7,528.27

Nilo

Medina

$11,780.73

$11,780.73

$153.09

$11,933.82

Subtotal

$75,642.59

$982.96

$76,625.33

Payment 10

1/15/2025

John

Calimag Jr.

$4,031.74

$4,031.74

$52.39

$4,084.13

Maria

Alcantara

$6,508.67

$6,508.67

$84.58

$6,593.25

Prince

Booc

$6,523.44

$6,523.44

$84.77

$6,608.21

Melquiades

Canceran

$6,534.73

$6,534.73

$84.92

$6,619.65

Marcelo

Caaway

$6,564.33

$6,564.33

$85.30

$6,649.63

Ariston

Sabarre

$6,565.74

$6,565.74

$85.32

$6,651.06

Jesusito

Orolfo

$3,293.11

$3,293.11

$42.79

$3,335.90

Walter

Templora

$3,392.23

$3,392.23

$44.08

$3,436.31

Arsenio

Luna

$3,393.41

$3,393.41

$44.10

$3,437.51

Aries

Parchejo

$6,820.88

$6,820.88

$88.63

$6,909.51

Vaun

DeLos Santos

$7,198.95

$7,198.95

$93.55

$7,292.50

Carlo

Rivera

$3,602.88

$3,602.88

$46.82

$3,649.70

Jaime

Tan

$3,621.16

$3,621.16

$47.06

$3,668.22

Gertrude

Canceran

$3,662.23

$3,622.23

$47.07

$3,669.07

Conrado

Gutierrez

$3,662.17

$3,662.17

$47.59

$3,709.76

Alfonso

Poquiz

$3,704.25

$3,704.25

$48.13

$3,752.38

Jed

Aquino

$7,463.94

$7,463.94

$96.99

$7,560.93

Marites

Boyer

$3,803.32

$3,803.32

$49.42

$3,852.74

Norbert

Fernando

$4,004.51

$4,004.51

$52.04

$4,056.55

Rommel

Mendoza

$4,124.63

$4,124.63

$53.60

$4,178.23

Ruben

Manalang

$4,138.45

$4,138.45

$53.78

$4,192.23

John Paul

Tunac

$4,554.73

$4,554.73

$59.19

$4,613.92

Sussette

Gomez

$4,613.16

$4,613.16

$59.95

$4,673.11

Rodolfo

Villa

$4,905.36

$4,905.36

$63.74

$4,968.78

Civil Money Penalty

Victorio

Esteves

$7,281.14

$7,281.14

$94.62

$7,375.76

Junias

Hutabarat

$7,431.70

$7,431.70

$96.57

$7,528.27

Nilo

Medina

$11,780.73

$11,780.73

$153.09

$11,933.82

$25,000

Subtotal

$143,141.59

$1,860.09

$145,001.13

Exhibit C (Deeds of Trust)

Exhibit D

LEGAL NOTICE TO ALL EMPLOYEES

The Fair Labor Standards Act provides that all employees must be paid minimum wage for all hours worked. In addition, employees must be paid overtime, at a rate of time and one half their regular rate, for the hours they work over 40 in a workweek. All employees are entitled to an overtime premium when they work over 40 hours.

To resolve a lawsuit brought by the Department of Labor, Neldy's R.C., Inc. agreed to compensate their employees in accordance with the Fair Labor Standards Act, and the United States District Court entered an Order requiring Neldy's R.C., Inc. to pay employees overtime as required by the Fair Labor Standards Act.

All employees who work in this establishment should report violations of minimum wage and overtime to the U.S. Department of Labor, Wage and Hour Division, at (619) 557-5110. Your name will not be disclosed.


Summaries of

Walsh v. Neldy's R.C., Inc.

United States District Court, Central District of California
Dec 14, 2022
5:22-cv-01959-JGB-KKx (C.D. Cal. Dec. 14, 2022)
Case details for

Walsh v. Neldy's R.C., Inc.

Case Details

Full title:MARTIN J. WALSH, SECRETARY OF LABOR, UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF LABOR…

Court:United States District Court, Central District of California

Date published: Dec 14, 2022

Citations

5:22-cv-01959-JGB-KKx (C.D. Cal. Dec. 14, 2022)