Dozens of former Boeing employees filed a federal lawsuit Monday against the aerospace giant and the buyers of its commercial aircraft operations in Kansas and Oklahoma, alleging age discrimination. The 75 named plaintiffs in the case are seeking class action status, and as many as 300 former workers have agreed to be part of the suit, attorney Lawrence Williamson Jr. said. The other named defendants are the Canadian firm Onex and its subsidiary, Spirit Aerosystems.
December 21, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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Dozens of former Boeing Co. employees filed a federal lawsuit Monday against the aerospace giant and the buyers of its commercial aircraft operations in Kansas and Oklahoma, alleging age discrimination.
The 75 named plaintiffs in the case are seeking class action status, and as many as 300 former workers have agreed to be part of the suit, attorney Lawrence Williamson Jr. said.
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