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National Union of Healthcare Workers et al v. Kaiser Foundation Health Plan Inc. et al
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January 28, 2014
Kaiser Says It Can Pay Benefits To Workers On Union Leave
Kaiser Foundation Health Plan Inc. on Tuesday urged a California federal judge to dump a union's lawsuit accusing the company of illegally paying benefits to workers who went on leave to campaign for a rival union, arguing that the practice doesn't violate the Labor Management Relations Act.
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June 13, 2013
Union Can Launch Revised Campaign Pay Suit Against Kaiser
A California federal judge Wednesday revived a previously dismissed suit brought by a Kaiser Foundation Health Plan Inc. union accusing the company of illegally paying workers to advocate for a rival union, saying plaintiffs can add allegations that Kaiser paid hundreds more workers to campaign than initially claimed.
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June 06, 2013
Kaiser Union Looks To Launch Revised Campaign Pay Suit
A Kaiser Foundation Health Plan Inc. union accusing the company of illegally paying workers to advocate for a rival union urged a California federal judge Thursday to allow an amended complaint adding allegations that Kaiser paid hundreds more workers to campaign than the suit initially claimed.
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April 16, 2013
Kaiser Triumphs In Union Campaign Pay Suit
A California federal judge on Monday threw out a union's lawsuit alleging Kaiser Foundation Health Plan Inc. illegally paid workers advocating for a rival labor group, saying shop stewards and contract specialists tasked with union representation must be provided ongoing wages.
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March 01, 2013
Union Suit Would Force Spying On Workers, Kaiser Says
California-based Kaiser Permanente's hospital and insurance units asked a federal judge Thursday to end a union lawsuit alleging it illegally paid workers advocating for a rival labor group, saying it would have to spy on employees to ensure they weren't campaigning while on the clock.