Worker Advocates File Meat Plants Discrimination Complaint

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Worker Advocates File Meat Plants Discrimination Complaint

Several worker advocacy organizations have filed a civil rights complaint with the U.S. Department of Agriculture alleging that meat processing companies Tyson and JBS have engaged in racial discrimination during the coronavirus pandemic. The complaint …
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Sur La Table Gets Court Approval for Fast-Track Bankruptcy Sale

Sur La Table Inc. received bankruptcy-court approval to conduct a speedy chapter 11 sale process, positioning the kitchen-supply retailer to sell itself by next month after receiving an offer valued at $61 million from Fortress Investment Group LLC. Fortress …
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Pandemic Forces Japan's Muji to Put US Stores Into Bankruptcy

Japanese home-goods retailer Muji U.S.A. Ltd. has joined the ranks of retailers seeking bankruptcy protection to reformat their businesses under the pressures of the coronavirus pandemic. A lifestyle brand with a minimalist aesthetic, Muji is a favorite of …
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One in five US small firms plan layoffs after using PPP loan

An increasing number of U.S. small businesses plan to lay off workers after using a federal coronavirus relief loan as many states are slowing or changing reopening plans amid a spike in cases, a new survey shows. About 22% of firms that received Paycheck …
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North Island College receives $125000 donation from accounting firm

North Island College (NIC) Foundation received a $125,000 corporate donation from accounting firm Chan Nowosad Boates (CNB) to help students in
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