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Moss was one of the losers. Now 60, she spent 35 years at Polaroid, beginning as a file clerk out of high school, then working her way through college at night and eventually rising to be senior regional operations manager in Atlanta. "It was the kind of place people dream of working at," she said. "I can honestly say I never dreaded going to work. It was just the sort of place where good things were always happening." One of those good things was supposed to be the ESOP, touted by the company as a plan that "forced employees...
...verdict is so anxiety provoking for journalists because the accuracy of PrimeTime's reporting is not at issue. Although Food Lion has publicly contended that the segment was deceptive--certain footage was staged and misleadingly edited, it says--it was unable to file a libel suit before the statute of limitations expired. Instead, the company is challenging the ways in which PrimeTime obtained its information. The jury has already awarded the chain $1,402 in damages as partial payment for training costs and wages doled out to PrimeTime's faux workers. The punitive-damage award could be in the millions...
...year-old graduate students were arraigned. But the lack of an immediate arraignment—the hearing following an arrest held to decide charges and court dates—does not preclude future charges. LaGrassa said the District Attorney’s Office is waiting for police to file a supplemental report in Katona’s case and that an arraignment day of Oct. 24 has been set for Singh. LaGrassa said that it was possible charges would be filed against Katona after that report is filed. The students spilling out of the party and into the courtyard...
Every morning, at the crack of dawn, they file through the gates unseen. The darkness parts before them as they trudge across the yard. Feeling the autumn chill through their crimson uniforms, they can look forward to a day full of sweeping your trash, scrubbing your floors, and making it possible for you to live the life...
...moment, say Saddam's lawyers. They're already claiming the tribunal didn't hand over its case file of 2 million documents until Sept. 25. With less than the full 45 days the law allows to mount a defense, Saddam's team will likely move for an immediate dismissal. If that fails, they'll argue for a delay to review the tribunal's file. If that doesn't work, expect them--rightly--to play the "unfair" card...