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PGW Employees “Blindsided” by Layoffs, Sources Say
Former PGW Auto Glass employees say they received little warning before losing their jobs during a round of layoffs, describing the news as abrupt and unexpected.
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Technician Takes Safelite to Court Over Alleged Disability Discrimination
A California technician has sued Safelite for alleged disability discrimination, including claims that a trainer deliberately attempted to injure him.
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Training Program Under New Ownership
Four industry veterans — Raul Plascencia, Bradley Aydelott, Heather Grubb and Jason Martin — have acquired the assets of Auto Glass University (AGU).
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“It’s a Man’s Job”: Safelite Faces Lawsuit Over Alleged Sex Discrimination
The United States Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) has filed a proposed class action lawsuit against Safelite Fulfillment for alleged unlawful sex discrimination in its technician hiring practices.
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California Motor Vehicle Glass Act Advances Again Despite Industry Testimony
Auto glass industry representatives urged California lawmakers to reconsider the latest version of the Motor Vehicle Glass Act, arguing the proposal could create confusion for consumers, increase costs and complicate the claims process. Despite changes, the bill continued moving through the state legislature.
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