Dialysis provider DaVita and its former CEO Kent Thiry are part of a federal indictment that accuses the Denver-based company of conspiring with competitors not to solicit each other s top employees.
The two-count indictment was handed up by a federal grand jury in Denver, the U.S. Justice Department said Thursday.
“These charges show a disturbing pattern of behavior among health care company executives to conspire to limit the opportunities of workers,” Steven M. D’Antuono, the FBI s assistant director in charge, said in a statement. “The FBI is dedicated to working with our partners to hold those accountable who would engage in labor market collusion to the detriment of their employees.”
Colorado Comes up Short in 2-1 Loss at Ontario Feb 17, 2021
EL SEGUNDO, CA. – Colorado forward Shane Bowers scored the team’s lone goal as Colorado fell to the Ontario Reign, 2-1 on Wednesday. Reign forwards Arthur Kaliyev and Blaine Byron each found the back of the net. Colorado goaltender Trent Miner made his second-consecutive start in net, making 37 saves on 39 shots in the loss.
Each team would earn a power play in the early stages of the contest, but neither side would be able to capitalize. The game’s first big opportunity came on a shorthanded rush down the ice by Reign forward Samuel Fagemo, who would be hooked from behind, leading to a penalty shot at the 8:24 mark of the first period. Fagemo would be denied by a save with the right leg pad from Miner and the contest would remain scoreless.