Two retired nonunion coal miners who worked at sites owned by
The energy company “fraudulently misrepresented the terms, eligibility requirements, and rights and obligations” in their plan to the detriment of retirees who rejected unionization, accepted lower wages, and continued working for CONSOL in reliance of its promise of lifetime benefits, the complaint said.
Reforming the terms in the miners’ welfare benefits plan to provide medical services and insurance for ...
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