A time card from the week ending Sept. 27, 2009 , a month after the overtime restitution, show Pinto worked 72 hours. That week, however, he received only one check for $455, without a breakdown of hours worked. He made the same amount for the week ending December 6, 2009, according to records supplied by his lawyers, even though he worked longer — 80.50 hours.
— Suit alleges Upper Crust took back workers’ pay - Daily Business Update - The Boston Globe
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