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U.S. labor board judge rejects McDonald's bid to settle franchisees' case
July 17, 2018 4:55 PM EDTBy Daniel Wiessner
(Reuters) - A judge with a U.S. labor agency on Tuesday rejected McDonald's Corp's (NYSE: MCD) proposed settlement of a major case on whether the fast-food company is accountable for alleged labor law violations by franchisees across the country.
The settlement proposed in March lacked important details and would probably not bring an end to the sprawling case that began in 2012, National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) Administrative Law Judge Lauren Esposito in New York said in a written opinion.
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