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Manufacturing worker terminated after 14 years without peer review process, allegedly due to retaliation and pension avoidance. Potential FMLA retaliation, wrongful termination, and wage theft claims with significant pension implications.

Manufacturing worker terminated after 14 years without peer review process, allegedly due to retaliation and pension avoidance. Potential FMLA retaliation, wrongful termination, and wage theft claims with significant pension implications.

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A full-time hourly manufacturing worker at a large automobile manufacturing company was terminated in March 2026 after approximately 14 years of employment, allegedly without being offered the employer's stated peer review process before dismissal. The claimant contends the termination was retaliatory and motivated by pension-related considerations, as the claimant was approaching pension eligibility worth an estimated $400,000, and identifies potential claims including wrongful termination, retaliation for FMLA-protected medical conditions, and unpaid pre-shift work time totaling 5-10 minutes daily.

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OH

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07/24/2026

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07/31/2026