Former Baton Rouge bus system CEO sues over firing | Courts
A former Capital Area Transit System CEO who was ousted from the role last year is suing the bus service for $1 million over accusations he was wrongfully terminated and
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A former Capital Area Transit System CEO who was ousted from the role last year is suing the bus service for $1 million over accusations he was wrongfully terminated and
Former Capital Area Transit System CEO William Deville has filed a federal lawsuit against the system, alleging age and disability discrimination, breach of contract, and retaliation for opposing the system’s violations of the Americans with Disabilities Act.
Baton Rouge’s bus system appointed a new interim CEO on Tuesday after its previous temporary leader resigned last week.
Interim CATS CEO Dwana Williams has resigned a little more than a year after she took the place of the bus system's last boss, who was ousted amid a series of WBRZ Investigative Unit reports uncovering the many problems at the agency.
BATON ROUGE - Despite firing one of its top administrators after a leaked drug test showed he tested positive for meth, the Baton Rouge bus system says it does not believe he is a user of illicit or illegal drugs.