Labor/Employment
Sep. 22, 2017
Judge, for now, moves Hewlett-Packard age bias case to an arbitrator
A court order was either the first step in wiping out a class action against Hewlett-Packard, or it opened a can of worms that will massively complicate the age discrimination lawsuit.
A court order was either the first step in wiping out a class action against Hewlett-Packard, or it opened a can of worms that will massively complicate the age discrimination lawsuit.
U.S. District Judge Edward J. Davila of San Jose granted the Palo Alto-based company’s motion to compel arbitration in a case filed on behalf of thousands of former HP Inc. workers who say they were let go because of the venerable company’s strained, a...
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