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England v. United Airlines, Inc.
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November 30, 2022
United Again Wants $5B Worker Virus Relief Suit Tossed
United Airlines asked an Illinois federal judge to again toss a lawsuit employees brought alleging the airline breached a nearly $5 billion COVID-19 relief deal by forcing them onto unpaid leave during the pandemic's height, saying their claims had not fundamentally changed from the first dismissed complaint.
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September 14, 2022
United Beats Worker's Suit Over $5B In Virus Relief For Now
An Illinois federal judge said United Airlines can for now escape a worker's proposed class action alleging the airline breached the $5 billion coronavirus relief deal it had with the government, saying third parties can't enforce the agreement.
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July 28, 2020
United Employee Says Workers Can Sue Over $5B Virus Relief
A United Airlines Inc. worker told an Illinois federal court on Tuesday that the airline's $5 billion coronavirus bailout wasn't a "run-of-the-mill" deal that barred employees from holding the airline accountable for sending them home without pay after accepting the cash.
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July 02, 2020
United Airlines Seeks To Duck Suit Over $5B Virus Relief Deal
United Airlines urged an Illinois federal judge on Thursday to dismiss a putative class action accusing it of breaching its agreement with the federal government over $5 billion in payroll support funds amid the coronavirus pandemic, arguing the employee who filed the suit has no statutory rights to enforce the agreement.
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May 13, 2020
United Worker Says Unpaid Days Violate $5B Payroll Relief
A United Airlines employee filed a proposed class action Wednesday in Illinois federal court alleging the company breached its agreement to receive $5 billion dollars in federal payroll support funds amid the coronavirus pandemic when it informed all management and administration employees they had to take 20 unpaid days off.