Labor/Employment
Jun. 25, 2014
Fear of tech worker unpopularity may have spurred settlement
Are Silicon Valley technology employees even less popular than their bosses who allegedly ripped them off? Plaintiffs' attorneys evidently fear that a jury would feel that way.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Are Silicon Valley technology employees even less popular than their bosses who allegedly ripped them off? Plaintiffs' attorneys evidently fear that a jury would feel that way.
That appears to be the dynamic at work in a high-profile case filed by attorneys for 64,000 workers who settled their claims against Apple Inc., Google Inc., and other prominent technology companies for about 10 percent of...
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