Drata SDR Overtime Settlement: $1.3M for Sales Development Reps, Paid Automatically — Out-of-State Reps Must Cash the Check
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The Drata SDR Overtime Settlement: $1.3M for Sales Development Reps, Paid Automatically — Out-of-State Reps Must Cash the Check class action settlement may pay up to Varies. The deadline to submit your claim form is Jan 16, 2027. No-proof options are available for the base tier.
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- Jan 16, 2027
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This settlement resolves claims that Drata Inc., the compliance-automation software company, classified its Sales Development Representatives as exempt from overtime and underpaid them as a result. There is no claim form to file: if you worked as a Drata SDR in California you are paid unless you opt out, but if you worked as one anywhere else in the country you only take part by cashing the check when it arrives — and an uncashed check goes back to Drata.
This settlement resolves claims that Drata Inc., the compliance-automation software company, classified its Sales Development Representatives as exempt from overtime and underpaid them as a result. There is no claim form to file: if you worked as a Drata SDR in California you are paid unless you opt out, but if you worked as one anywhere else in the country you only take part by cashing the check when it arrives — and an uncashed check goes back to Drata.
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- This settlement resolves claims that Drata Inc., the compliance-automation software company, classified its Sales Development Representatives as exempt from overtime and underpaid them as a result. There is no claim form to file: if you worked as a Drata SDR in California you are paid unless you opt out, but if you worked as one anywhere else in the country you only take part by cashing the check when it arrives — and an uncashed check goes back to Drata. Eligibility is confirmed by the court-appointed claim administrator on review of your submission.
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