Boeing Plans a Quiet Comeback for 737 Max as Grounding Nears End Boeing Co. is plotting a low-key comeback for the 737 Max, the grounded jetliner that has spent almost two years... Read More
Survey: In Hollywood, Few Believe Harassers Will Be Punished Disgraced mogul Harvey Weinstein may well spend the rest of his life in prison. But that doesn’t mean workers in... Read More
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Claims People: Envista, Allianz, Florida Peninsula, Beazley and CaseGlide Envista Forensics Hires New President Envista Forensics, a global provider of forensic consulting services for insurance claims, has appointed Christina... Read More
Meatpackers Deny Workers Benefits For Covid-19 Deaths, Illnesses Saul Sanchez died in April, one of six workers with fatal COVID-19 infections at meatpacker JBS USA’s slaughterhouse in Greeley,... Read More
Touchless Lattes and Self-Service Kiosks: Office Break Rooms Go Virus-Proof Out with grimy microwaves and sticky coffee machines with worn-out buttons, in with stylus pens, QR codes, no-touch water coolers... Read More
Georgia Court Allows Lawsuit Against Sperm Bank to Proceed ATLANTA — A couple who accused a sperm bank of misrepresenting its process for screening donors and providing incorrect medical... Read More
After Refusing $30K Settlement Offer, Bad Faith Suit May Cost GEICO $2.7M More than eight years after Bonnie Winslett tore up and threw away a summons that notified her she was being... Read More
Agriculture Workers Risk Safety and Health During Pandemic States such as Virginia, Oregon and Washington have created their own enforceable rules to control, prevent and mitigate the spread... Read More
Hacked Software Provider Acknowledges Ransomware Attack DALLAS — A major U.S. provider of software services to state and local governments acknowledged Friday that it was hit... Read More