A federal decide in Missouri shot down a number one aluminum manufacturing firm’s makes an attempt to halt a lawsuit introduced by workers who had been fired as a result of “abnormally chilly climate” impairing firm operations, concluding the layoffs weren’t a direct results of the climate.
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Questions Remain Over Aluminum Smelter’s ‘Natural Disaster’ Reasoning for Closing, Layoffs, Judge Says
