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Wednesday, April 23, 2025

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Employment

**Home Depot fired her because she’s a white woman engaged to a black man, **Lesa Aque claims in Fulton County Court, Atlanta.           Class-action complaints alleging Labor Code violations have been filed against these defendants: **Blockbuster, in Alameda County Court, Oakland; **The Smith & Wollensky Restaurant Group, in Suffolk County Court, Boston; **Crawford & Co., in Sacramento Federal Court; **Winco Foods , in Stanislaus County Court, Calif.; **Comfort-Air Hvac, Fremont Union High School District, and **Trident Builders , in a single claim in Santa Clara County Court, Calif.; **Los Angeles Unified School District, in L.A. Superior Court; **Deutsche Bank, CNA Management , and Clinton Hill Design Build Ltd., in Manhattan Federal Court; J&C Restoration Corp., and **Aspirity Transportation Corp. and associates, including **Sissy’s Escorts, Brighton Bus Service, and Daily Bus Jumpstreet , in Brooklyn Federal Court; Community Choice Health Plan of Westchester, Mount Vernon Neighborhood Health Center, and **Sound Shore Medical Center of Westchester, for a mass layoff, in a single complaint in White Plains, N.Y., Federal Court; **Council on Aging for McIntosh Trail, in Atlanta Federal Court; **San Marco Italian Restaurant, and **Club Madonna , in Miami Federal Court; **Universal Tile Restoration, in Fort Lauderdale Federal Court; **Darcy Hall Medical Investors and **Life Care Centers of America , in a single complaint in West Palm Beach Federal Court; **Cemex, RDK Truck Sales & Service, and **Annette’s Burial Vault & Monument Service , in Tampa Federal Court; **Sky Tech Wireless Solutions , in Pinellas County Court, Fla.; and **Ramada Maingate, and Gypsy Den Restaurant , in Orange County Court, Calif.

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