Settled, paying · closes September 25, 2026

Red Robin Washington job posting settlement, who sued and who can file

Last checked August 12, 2026

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Job applicants sued Red Robin in the Superior Court of Washington for Thurston County (case 24-2-01225-34), saying the restaurant chain posted openings in Washington without the wage scale or salary range the applicants say state law requires in every job ad. Red Robin says it broke no law. The court has not ruled on who is right.

Instead of trying the case, Red Robin agreed to fund up to $1,674,500. The administrator is taking claims from people who applied between January 1, 2023 and June 12, 2026. Forms are due September 25, 2026.

What the lawsuit says

The complaint says Red Robin's Washington listings should have shown a wage scale or salary range and did not. The plaintiffs sued on behalf of everyone who applied to those postings. The company disputes that any posting broke the rule.

Status

Settled, pending final distribution. The court has not decided the merits; both sides agreed to a fund so applicants get paid without a trial. Each valid claimant gets an equal share of the net fund. The administrator estimates $573.43 per person, and the figure moves with the number of claims, with a cap of $5,000.

Who can file

  • You applied for a Red Robin job opening located in Washington between January 1, 2023 and June 12, 2026.
  • The posting you answered arguably did not show a wage scale or salary range.
  • Red Robin's records identify you, and the administrator sent you a Notice ID and PIN.

After you file

The claim form at rrepoasettlement.com takes the Notice ID and PIN from your notice, your contact details and a few claim fields. You can also send it by email or mail, as long as it arrives or is postmarked by September 25, 2026.

The administrator validates claims against Red Robin's applicant records, then divides the net fund equally once the court's process wraps up. Keep your confirmation and tell the administrator if you move. Filing costs nothing. Payout also lists the case free and takes no cut.

Questions about the Red Robin Job Posting case

I applied but never got a Notice ID. Can I file?

The claim form is built around the Notice ID and PIN. Contact the administrator through rrepoasettlement.com to ask whether you are in Red Robin's records.

Do I need proof of the job posting?

No. The administrator works from Red Robin's applicant records, so no documents are required with the form.

Why is the estimate $573.43 and not a fixed amount?

Every valid claimant splits the net fund equally, so the final number depends on how many people file. The settlement caps any single payment at $5,000.

Is filing free?

Yes. The administrator's form is free, and no third party may charge you to submit it.

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