Wal-Mart attorney denies workers were cheated

Wal-Mart Stores Inc., the world’s largest retailer, didn’t force hourly employees in Minnesota to work off the clock or deny them meal and rest breaks, a lawyer for the company told a judge Tuesday. The hourly workers voluntarily skipped breaks and were paid for overtime when earned, Wal-Mart attorney Neal Manne claimed in the company’s opening ...

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Wal-Mart attorney denies workers were cheated

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