Columbia Falls Aluminum Company. (settlement of employees' profit shares): An article from: Montana Business Quarterly

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From the supplier: Employees of the Columbia Falls Aluminum Co have agreed to settle the case regarding their back profit shares for $97 million in early Jan 1998. However, the settlement proved to be a bittersweet victory for the employees. Eight months after the $97 million payday, workers said they were frustrated with the deal, claiming that only about 50% of the settlement reached them after paying the Internal Revenue Service, the state of Montana and the lawyers.

Citation Details
Title: Columbia Falls Aluminum Company. (settlement of employees' profit shares)
Author: Michael Jamison
Publication:Montana Business Quarterly (Refereed)
Date: June 22, 1998
Publisher: University of Montana
Volume: v35 Issue: n2 Page: p2(6)

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