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Starbucks said Monday that it will begin providing workers with company-credited savings accounts and a resource center to help with student loan navigation, but the benefits will only be available to those who haven't unionized.
The U.S. Department of Labor urged a Washington, D.C., federal judge to toss a retirement plan provider's lawsuit challenging its warnings about the volatility of 401(k) crypto plans, arguing that the release can't be rescinded for shirking rulemaking procedures because it's not a formal law.
A Florida federal judge dismissed a former law firm employee's suit alleging she was fired for requesting to work from home to handle pregnancy complications, ruling that she failed to support her claims with more detail, while still leaving a door open for the suit's potential revival.
Three benefit plan participants urged a Fifth Circuit panel Thursday to deny a bid by a group of benefits providers to overturn class certification in their suit alleging excessive fees, arguing that over 200,000 proposed class members were subjected to the same predatory policies.
A California state judge said he is prepared to deny Tesla Inc.'s efforts to dismiss a suit filed by a California agency alleging that racism ran rampant at a company factory in Fremont where Black workers were frequently subjected to slurs and passed over for promotions.