Lawsuit alleges Mercury failed to pay bonuses
September 17, 2009
Mercury Marine is being sued for allegedly failing to pay bonuses that were promised to about 100 managers if they achieved significant cost savings across
Mercury Marine is being sued for allegedly failing to pay bonuses that were promised to about 100 managers if they achieved significant cost savings across
Mercury Marine announced it will return more than $1 million in tax credits it received from the State of Oklahoma as an incentive to keep
Mercury Marine launched a retail promotion encouraging boat owners to upgrade with more fuel-efficient outboard engines and the latest control technology. Under the “Trade Up
More than $50 million in government loans and other aid was offered to Mercury Marine to maintain and expand its operations in Fond du Lac,
Now that the Mercury Marine union has approved a contract, the company says it will consolidate manufacturing in Fond du Lac, Wis., and will transition
Union workers in Fond du Lac, Wis., will have one more chance to vote on the contract proposal offered by Mercury Marine. This latest turnaround
Mercury Marine announced Monday night that company officials will meet with union representatives to clarify the recent vote on the engine builder’s contract proposal. “In
Mercury Marine confirmed Sunday that its contract proposal for union employees lapsed this weekend without acceptance by the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers.
Mercury Marine and the union that represents Mercury’s hourly employees continue meeting today in attempts to come to an agreement that would keep the company
Mercury Marine and the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers are continuing talks, with the hope of finishing negotiations by Monday, the company announced.
Mercury Marine is being sued for allegedly failing to pay bonuses that were promised to about 100 managers if they achieved significant cost savings across
Mercury Marine announced it will return more than $1 million in tax credits it received from the State of Oklahoma as an incentive to keep
Mercury Marine launched a retail promotion encouraging boat owners to upgrade with more fuel-efficient outboard engines and the latest control technology. Under the “Trade Up
More than $50 million in government loans and other aid was offered to Mercury Marine to maintain and expand its operations in Fond du Lac,
Now that the Mercury Marine union has approved a contract, the company says it will consolidate manufacturing in Fond du Lac, Wis., and will transition
Union workers in Fond du Lac, Wis., will have one more chance to vote on the contract proposal offered by Mercury Marine. This latest turnaround
Mercury Marine announced Monday night that company officials will meet with union representatives to clarify the recent vote on the engine builder’s contract proposal. “In
Mercury Marine confirmed Sunday that its contract proposal for union employees lapsed this weekend without acceptance by the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers.
Mercury Marine and the union that represents Mercury’s hourly employees continue meeting today in attempts to come to an agreement that would keep the company
Mercury Marine and the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers are continuing talks, with the hope of finishing negotiations by Monday, the company announced.
