Lawsuit Filed Against Pratt & Whitney and Other Aerospace Companies Over Illegal No-Poach Hiring Agreements
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Lawsuit Filed Against Pratt & Whitney and Other Aerospace Companies Over Illegal No-Poach Hiring Agreements
/PRNewswire/ -- The Joseph Saveri Law Firm, one of the country's leading antitrust firms, filed a class action complaint Friday against Pratt & Whitney and...
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Pratt, other aerospace firms facing class action lawsuit over alleged 'no poaching' scheme
East Hartford-based jet engine manufacturer Pratt & Whitney has been hit with a class action lawsuit alleging the company engaged in a “no poaching” conspiracy in an attempt to keep labor costs in check.
Source: hartfordbusiness.com
Silver Golub & Teitell LLP Files Class Actions against Aerospace Industry for Illegal No-Poach Agreements and Wage Suppression
/PRNewswire/ -- Silver Golub & Teitell LLP, along with co-counsel, has filed several class action lawsuits against aerospace industry companies Pratt & Whitney...
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Anti-trust suit against Pratt, subcontractors, seeks class-action status
A man who formerly worked for a contract engineering company in East Hartford filed a federal antitrust lawsuit Tuesday against his former employer, several other engineering subcontractors, and Pratt & Whitney, alleging that they conspired to limit job opportunities, wages, and benefits for him and other employees. The plaintiff, David Granata, who now lives in Rhode Island, is described in the lawsuit as a “skilled employee,” who worked for QuEST Global Services from 2013 to March 2018, primarily on projects for Pratt.
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