'These workers were hired and paid through a third party vendor hired by Kim to provide ongoing services.

The lawsuits against Kanye (picture) include similar complaints to the case against Kim, including allegations of failing to pay wages, misclassifying employees as independent contractors and refusing to allow meal and rest breaksĪ representative for Kim told that the staff behind the lawsuit had not been hired by the reality star directly, but through a third party. In response, Kim told her sister she likes the nanny and wants 'to keep my staff for a long time, so that's how I feel' and saying: 'Kourtney, you can't even keep a nanny'. Kim has previously boasted of treating her staff well – including during an argument with sister Kourtney over nannies shown during an episode of Keeping Up With The Kardashians last week.ĭuring the fight, Kim laid into Kourtney and accused her of 'degrading' one of her nannies in front of the children.Īlthough Kourtney denied it, she went on to tell Kim the unnamed nanny 'would never work' for her, adding: 'Keep her. 'My firm is currently investigating other potential violations against these defendants, as well as other powerful families and businesses on behalf of everyday workers.' Lawyer Frank Kim of law firm Kim Legal, who is bringing the case against Kim, said: 'Wage theft and other workplace violations are a widespread problem in Los Angeles. Skims, a shapewear line, was launched at the end of 2018 while KKW Beauty, unveiled in 2017, brought her a $200million windfall last year when she sold a 20 per cent stake in the business to beauty giant Coty. Mom-of-four Kim is worth an estimated $1billion thanks to her cosmetics and clothing businesses, as well as product endorsements and her income from Keeping Up With The Kardashians. Published: 21:36 BST, | Updated: 02:03 BST, ĭ can reveal that Kanye West, like his estranged wife, is also facing lawsuits over bad labor practices, including suits from a former Yeezy employee and another from a back-up singer who performed in West's opera NebuchadnezzarĪndrew Ramirez, his brother Christopher Ramirez and son Andrew Ramirez Jr, along with Aron Cabrea, Rene Ernesto Flores, Jesse Fernandez and Robert Araiza are now suing the 40-year-old for all of the unpaid wages and overtime they say she owes. can also reveal that Kanye West is facing lawsuits over bad labor practices from a former Yeezy employee and back-up singer.Kim previously boasted of treating her staff well – including during an argument with sister Kourtney over nannies shown during an episode of KUWTK last week.One complainant, who is just 16, says he was made to work hours well in excess of the maximum 48 hours a week allowed when school is not in session.When one of the gardeners approached Kim to ask about overtime, taxes and rest breaks, he claims he was fired on the spot.The seven ex-employees say they were never paid on time and claim they had 10 per cent of their wages docked for tax.Court papers filed in Los Angeles on Monday detail a laundry list of complaints about the working conditions at the star's $60million Hidden Hills home.Seven former gardeners and maintenance staff have sued Kim Kardashian for unspecified unpaid wages and overtime.

Kim Kardashian is sued by seven former domestic employees who worked at her $60M mansion, claiming the star never paid on time, wouldn't allow for meal breaks and fired one on the spot for asking about overtime pay

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