Michael Roberson filed a complaint March 3 in Harris County District Court against JVIC alleging age discrimination.
Roberson was employed as a foreman at JVIC s Pasadena location for seven to eight years, according to his complaint. He claims that on Jan. 29, 2019, while working with a young, female employee on a project at Exxon Mobil on Jan. 29, 2019, she claimed she was not feeling well and that he arranged to have her picked up and taken to the clinic at Exxon.
Roberson further claims that once at the clinic, the female employee reported that he was either harassing her or her cousin and that he was kept in the office and then sent home without being provided any details of the allegations against him. Roberson also claims the accusers were given the opportunity to meet with the human resources manager and that he was not given any opportunity to respond or provide a statement regarding the allegations against him. He alleges that when he was fired on Feb. 5, 2019, an
Nominations sought for 2021 Tire Dealer Humanitarian Award
Entry deadline July 31, 2021
Tire Business is seeking nominations for its Tire Dealer Humanitarian Award, which recognizes an independent tire dealer or retreader who, during the past year, has made significant contributions to the betterment of his or her community through charitable and/or public service work.
Now in its 28th year, the award has become one of the most coveted honors in the tire industry. The person selected as the winner will have demonstrated an unselfish commitment to the betterment of others. Nominations will be judged by an independent committee outside of the tire industry. The winner will receive the Tire Dealer Humanitarian Award Medal and a $2,500 donation to the charity of his or her choice.
A new report has identified huge economic losses that may be encountered by the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), and other state-owned national oil companies (NOCs) if ongoing global energy transition moves rapidly.
London - National oil companies (NOCs) risk squandering $400 billion on expensive oil and gas projects over the next decade that may only break even if the world fails to meet the Paris climate goals, a non-governmental organisation said on Tuesday. In a new report called Risky Bet, the Natural …
National oil companies (NOCs) risk squandering $400 billion on expensive oil and gas projects over the next decade that may only break even if the world fails to meet the Paris climate goals, a non-governmental organisation said on Tuesday. In a new report called Risky Bet, the Natural Resource Governance Institute (NRGI) estimated that NOCs .