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Whole Foods wins case about Black Lives Matter apparel The New York Times
Minneapolis , Cambridge
BElon Musk’s X illegally fired worker over protest tweet, U.S. labor board alleges bloomberg.com
Briefs for Friday - Thu, 14 Sep 2023 PST The Spokesman-Review
Seattle , Sandpoint , Coldwater Creek , Spokane , Spokane
X agrees to negotiate with laid-off employees after 2,000 arbitration demands Ars Technica
California , San Francisco
BElon Musk’s X Corp. agrees to try to settle lawsuits over Twitter mass layoffs bloomberg.com
Musk stiffed Twitter vendors and dared them to sue—dozens did just that Ars Technica
The Settlement
TUS judge allows age-discrimination lawsuit against Musk’s X to proceed thechronicle.com.gh
United States , California
Elon Musk must face age-bias lawsuit for firing older workers after buying Twitter New York Post
California
A new group of Twitter vendors is suing the company for alleged unpaid bills San Jose Mercury News
United Kingdom , United States , University of California-berkeley , San Francisco
Massachusetts reaches $40 million settlement with minority police officers over civil-service suit Merced Sun-Star
Beacon Hill , Massachusetts
Former California Grubhub driver wins $65 in 8-year-fight to be called employee San Jose Mercury News
Americas , Los Angeles , University of California-berkeley
Companies can’t demand silence from ex-employees for severance, labor board rules LA Times
Wisconsin , Section 7 , The National
TJudge denies class action status for fired Twitter employees thehill.com
San Francisco
Elon Wins in Court: Laid Off Twitter Workers' Class Action Lawsuit Is Dismissed breitbart.com
California , Texas
Laid-off Twitter workers must drop class-action severance lawsuit, judge says The Verge
Musk wins legal battle to force laid-off Twitter employees into arbitration Ars Technica
Laid-off Twitter workers feared meager severance deals. Elon Musk just set the bar even lower LA Times
San Francisco
Former Twitter employees get severance offer after months of waiting. Many are unhappy with it San Jose Mercury News

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