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Boyle v. United Parcel Service Co. (Air)
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January 14, 2022
UPS Can't Keep Teamsters' COVID Safety Suit In Federal Court
A Kentucky federal judge sent a Teamsters local's suit against UPS back to state court Friday, ruling that the shipping company relied on improper case law when arguing that the litigation over on-the-job COVID-19 safety belonged in federal court.
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March 09, 2021
UPS Asks Judge To Nix Suit Over Ky. Workers' COVID-19 Risk
UPS has asked a Kentucky federal judge to toss a proposed class action a Teamsters local filed accusing the company of rampant health and safety failings that leave union members vulnerable to exposure to COVID-19, arguing the claims belong before regulators, not a judge.
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March 02, 2021
UPS Accused Of Increasing Ky. Workers' COVID-19 Risk
A union representing UPS workers accused the package delivery company of operating unsanitary Louisville, Kentucky, facilities in which its workers face an "imminent risk" of catching COVID-19, according to a proposed class action removed Tuesday to federal court.