Brockton, Mass. - Responding to Open Media Boston’s coverage of a recently resolved court case, Brockton City Councilor Michelle DuBois says “it’s a disturbing story.”
Natick, Mass. – A Massachusetts-based bulk retailer is being sued by one of its Ohio employees for allegedly failing to pay him and others their full wages.
BJ’s Wholesale Club, incorporated in Natick, Mass., is claimed to have known it was violating federal and state laws on overtime and minimum wage, respectively.
Johnny Nieves who manages a meat department at a BJ’s superstore in Ohio filed the suit at the US District Court in Boston on July 31.
Framingham, Mass. – Former Lifeline Systems salesperson Denise Rock is suing the company claiming that she was unfairly terminated for raising concerns over allegedly fatal product faults.
She claims the Philips subsidiary began discriminating against her when she reported to company attorneys that a medical alert device manufactured by another subsidiary, Health Watch, was likely the source of a fire that killed a number of users.
