Cincinnati Bengals reach settlement of class action brought by cheerleaders

October 26, 2015
By Steve Larson

The Cincinnati Bengals have reached a tentative settlement of class action claims brought by a former cheerleader on behalf of all Bengal cheerleaders for minimum-wage violations.

The Bengals have agreed to pay all members of the 2011 to 2013 squads $2,500 in back pay per season.

Categories: Employment Class Action, Class Actions of Interest

Tags: Cincinnati Ben-Gals, Cincinnati Bengals

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