32. Plaintiffs have worked as call center employees for Defendants, along with thousands of  other call center employees employed by Defendants, during the relevant limitations  period prior to the filing of this action.   33. Plaintiffs’ job duties while employed included speaking via telephone with customers,  former customers, and potential customers of Defendants’ internet, television, telephone,  and related services.   34. Plaintiffs are typically scheduled to work for forty (40) hours per week.   35. Plaintiffs and their coworkers arrive for work in the morning and typically begin the  process of logging on to various computer programs they use in their duties, which can  take several minutes.    80. Plaintiffs re-allege and incorporate herein the allegations in the preceding paragraphs as if  fully set forth in this Count.   95. Plaintiffs re-allege and incorporate herein the allegations in the preceding paragraphs 1- 87 as if fully set forth in this Count.   96. This Count arises from Defendants’ failure to pay Plaintiffs for all their earned wages at  the rates and in the manner that Defendants agreed, under the provisions of the collective  bargaining agreement between the parties.   97. Plaintiffs have been employees of Defendants whom Defendants offered to and agreed to  pay, and are due, but who have not been paid their wages earned for all time worked by  them.    98. Plaintiffs bring this Count II to recover from Defendants unpaid wages and overtime  compensation.   Respectfully submitted,  /s/ Glen J. Dunn, Jr.           GLEN J. DUNN, JR. 