Indiana National Guard member says Ashley HomeStore fired him after military training Johnny Magdaleno, Indianapolis Star
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An Indiana Army National Guard captain is suing the parent company of Ashley HomeStore over allegations that the furniture company violated federal law by not offering to re-employ the captain when he returned from military training.
The lawsuit was filed Tuesday in the federal Southern District of Indiana Court by the US Department of Justice. It follows a dispute over a re-employment start date that Captain Christopher Robbins lawyers allege infringed upon Robbins rights as a member of the U.S. military.