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A suit over picking scabs has opened new wounds. In a suit filed Monday in San Francisco, a temporary staffing firm alleges that a competitor stole proprietary contractor lists, which it allegedly used to lure away replacement nurses. The trade secret suit is the latest legal action in a hospital labor fight. Attorneys say the large amount of lawyering is emblematic of the dispute's contentious nature and of tactics increasingly used to pressure employers during bargaining.
December 17, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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