Kohl's Worker's FCRA Claim 'Makes No Sense,' Judge Says

By Beth Winegarner (September 25, 2015, 6:36 PM EDT) -- The California federal judge overseeing a proposed class action claiming Kohl's Department Stores Inc.'s employee credit-report disclosures violated the Fair Credit Reporting Act said Friday that the plaintiffs' argument — that the disclosures were faulty because they were combined with other paperwork — "makes no sense whatsoever."...

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