Slaughterhouses must face expanded wage-fixing suit

Anna Langlois

21 July 2022

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A Maryland federal court has denied five motions to dismiss a lawsuit accusing some of the largest chicken and turkey producers of conspiring to fix the wages of their workers.

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Slaughterhouses must face expanded wage-fixing suit

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