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A release that 6,200 sales agents for Allstate Insurance Co. were required to sign is voidable because it prohibited them from filing complaints with the EEOC, a federal judge has ruled. Agents were given the option of changing their employment status to "independent contractor" or losing their jobs. If a sufficiently large number decide to rescind the releases, the group may apply for class certification, the judge concluded.
April 05, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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