Pratt & Whitney Hit With Suit Alleging 'Smorgasbord of Antitrust Offenses' https://t.co/6bMm1X9fjA
Aerospace giant RTX’s Pratt & Whitney Canada unit is facing a $150 million US lawsuit for allegedly trying to stifle competition from companies selling used engines and parts for regional commercial aircraft, freight operations and other applications https://t.co/HRJ7tizhOV https://t.co/6rOuPygOP9
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Pratt & Whitney, a unit of aerospace and defense giant RTX, remains the sole defendant in a high-stakes lawsuit alleging a conspiracy to restrict hiring and recruitment, as reported by MikeScarcella. This follows a settlement between the plaintiffs and Belcan Engineering, previously a co-defendant in the case. The lawsuit, which is a proposed class action, accuses Pratt & Whitney of engaging in 'no poach' practices that limit competition for skilled labor. Additionally, Pratt & Whitney Canada, another RTX unit, faces a separate $150 million lawsuit for allegedly stifling competition in the market for used engines and parts for regional commercial aircraft and other applications.