The named plaintiffs' claim that they were not paid for overtime work is typical of the claims of the class, as it arises out of the same course of conduct, i.e., that, as a result of the pressure defendant placed on individual store managers to keep payroll costs down, in conjunction with its express policy forbidding off-the-clock work and mandating payment of overtime, stores were chronically understaffed and employees were permitted, or pressured, to work overtime without...
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