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  • Report:  #666197

Complaint Review: Quicken Loans

Quicken Loans Rock Financial FLSA Lawsuit / Not Paying Overtime / Mistreated Employees Detroit, Michigan

  • Reported By:
    IS DAN G ABOVE THE LAW?? — DETROIT Michigan U.S.A.
  • Submitted:
    Mon, November 29, 2010
  • Updated:
    Wed, December 01, 2010

When I was at Quicken Loans, we worked ridiculous hours! It was all day every day. When I first started, they had schedules posted with a 50 hour work week. Shortly after I was there, I asked the Sales Manager where the schedule was and he said they took it down because "you are not supposed to work more than 40 hours a week"... I could go on-and-on about the work environment... Cocaine use, sexual harassment, verbal abuse, coercion, fraud, bait and switch coaching, etc. The work environment is not the key issue I want to bring to everyone's attention. The FLSA lawsuit is what needs to be discussed. I want to bring to everyone's attention that DAN GILBERT AND QUICKEN LOANS HIRED AN ATTORNEY TO SOLICIT THE DEPT OF LABOR FOR THE 2006 OPINION LETTER REGARDING MORTGAGE EMPLOYEES EXEMPTION STATUS!! That's right folks. Quicken Loans and Dan Gilbert paid someone to "bend the law in their favor!" Here is the excerpt from workcforce . com "Quicken co-counsel Robert Davis, a partner at Mayer Brown who works from New York and Washington and is also an attorney for the Washington-based Mortgage Bankers Association, obtained the original 2006 Labor Department opinion in response to a query for the association. Attorneys for the employees argue he actually used that role to obtain a ruling that could undercut the Quicken employees." Dan Gilbert thinks he is above the law!! How does he walk free?!?!? Someone in Federal Government, PLEASE TAKE ACTION AGAINST HIM! 

2 Updates & Rebuttals


And justice for all...

Tempe,
Arizona,
U.S.A.

You got it...

#3Author of original report

Wed, December 01, 2010

You're right. The apple doesn't fall far from the tree. I left the company because I didn't want to participate in the lying, cheating, and stealing they teach employees. The people that are still around are the ones that could "hack it." They are the ones that are OK with baiting and switching, misleading customers, and, most of all, ripping people off. There is a reason they hire people with no experience/right out of college. THESE PEOPLE DON'T KNOW ANY BETTER. Quicken can teach them to rip people off because no experience = ignorance. Sorry you fell victim to Quicken Loans. You may want to search the internet for a law firm out of California that is looking to file a class action suit against them. Do everyone you know a favor: Tell them to keep away from Quicken Loans!  


Bryan

otto,
North Carolina,
U.S.A.

Waaa

#3Consumer Comment

Tue, November 30, 2010

All i got to say to you is Waaaa!!  You worked at Quicken, and most likely shared the spoils of the people Quicken Stole from. So what, you worked overtime, at least you got paid, and had a job. Some of us lost alot of money, and some of us even lost our job, and sanity over the screwing we got at the hands of Quicken. Nuff said from the employees of Quicken, we all got screwed by that bunch of thieves, and it seems that NOBODY cares. No one seems to want to stop them, they have money and power, so they will probably just keep taking advantage of unsuspecting customers. 

 As for me, I've heard just about enough from the employees of Quicken, if they worked there, they must have had alot in common with their employer. Thats how i see it!! The apple doesnt fall far from the tree, if you know what i mean!!

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