Employment

A broker claims ICAP Securities fired him for refusing to participate in its "fraudulent, criminal" practice of "posting fictitious and knowingly inaccurate trading information on live trading screens ... to fraudulently lure customs into trading transactions," in Hudson County Court, N.J.

Class-action complaints alleging Labor Code violations have been filed against these defendants: Home Depot, in Los Angeles Federal Court; J.C. Penney, St. Vincent Medical Center, Southern California Permanente Medical Group, The Pepsi Bottling Group, Williams Floor Covering, and Healthcare Services Group, in Los Angeles Superior Court; Expeditors International of Washington, in San Francisco Federal Court; Colson Mortgage Co., in Fort Worth Federal Court; Thompson & Harvey Transportation, in Fresno Federal Court; Halsted Communications, in Williamsport, Pa., Federal Court; Fidelity Information Corp., in Columbus, Ohio, Federal Court; La Pequeña Colombia Bakery, in Fort Lauderdale Federal Court; and Xquisite Events, and Manucy & Associates, in West Palm Beach Federal Court.

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