Originally Posted by
MrEd
Not so fast, UPS is going to appeal the verdict and most likely settle for pennies on the Dollar, Mr. Marlo hired VERY good lawyers to his credit, however the fact that he was encouraging other UPS supervisors to file their own lawsuits due to safety and wage violations by the company is a big turn off for me. He should have quit his job in protest, not waiting for UPS to fire him when he knew this was throwing gas on the fire. Gold digger in my opinion.
So if i found a company to be violating OSHA regulations, FAR's, Safety rules, labor laws, etc.. I should just quit the company and hope that some one else doesn't get violated, injured, or killed?
So he got a payday out of it, which will be written off as a pittance in the next financial statement when UPS posts it's next billion plus in profits. Good for him, the only problem is there is no way that the company will be made to reform or be seriously penalized.