Aug. 4, 2016
Appellate panel rules against 'The Last Rosie the Riveter'
Elinor Otto, 96, better known as the "The Last Rosie the Riveter", lost her battle with Boeing, Otto's employer for 49 years, over hundreds of thousands of dollars in retirement benefits.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
LONG BEACH — Ninety-six year-old Elinor Otto, better known as "The Last Rosie the Riveter," lost her battle with Boeing, Otto's employer for 49 years, over hundreds of thousands of dollars in retirement benefits.
In a one-page unpublished decision issued Friday, the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals noted deference is given to Boeing's retirement plan administrator when language is uncle...
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