Settlement reached against BK kosher food manufacturer
A settlement has been reached in court between a Bushwick kosher food manufacturer and 20 former employees. Flaum Appetizing Corporation will pay $577,000 after the workers, most of whom are Mexican immigrants,
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May 9, 2012, 12:49 AM
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A settlement has been reached in court between a Bushwick kosher food manufacturer and 20 former employees. Flaum Appetizing Corporation will pay $577,000 after the workers, most of whom are Mexican immigrants, filed a lawsuit in 2007 over poor working conditions. Some workers also say the company failed to pay them overtime.
More than 100 supermarkets boycotted Flaum products as a result of the controversy.
The company declined to comment on the settlement.
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