Nuclear Security & Deterrence Monitor Vol. 26 No. 18
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May 05, 2022

Y-12 employees seeking class action have right venue, the wrong math, site prime says

By Dan Leone

A federal court could soon decide whether to hear the case of several Consolidated Nuclear Security employees who sued the Y-12 National Security Complex prime contractor in 2020 alleging lost wages. Last week, the three employees, who seek to create a class-action…

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