Seaboard Corp. agreed to pay $1 million to resolve an investigation by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
The Merriam-based company (AMEX: SEB) said it would pay $1,006,000 to end an investigation by ICE related to I-9 paperwork errors and hiring and employment practices at its pork production plant in Guymon, Okla. The settlement also covers an investigation by the Oklahoma Medicaid program.
In a release, Seaboard said it cooperated fully with the government in the matter and denies all…Seaboard pays $1M to end ICE investigation
Seaboard Corp. agreed to pay $1 million to resolve an investigation by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
The Merriam-based company (AMEX: SEB) said it would pay $1,006,000 to end an investigation by ICE related to I-9 paperwork errors and hiring and employment practices at its pork production plant in Guymon, Okla. The settlement also covers an investigation by the Oklahoma Medicaid program.
In a release, Seaboard said it cooperated fully with the government in the matter and denies all…
Durrie Vision will see a change in leadership at the end of the year.
Harry Campbell said he will step down as CEO of the Overland Park-based laser surgery practice. He’ll be succeeded by Dr. Jason Stahl, the majority owner of the practice.
Campbell, who was named the first CEO of Durrie Vision in 2013, said the transition had been planned and comes at a logical time. The practice moved a year ago and in October, Stahl completed work on an executive business degree from Northwestern University’s…
A suit filed Friday accuses a wedding venue in the Crossroads Arts District of retaliating against an employee who supported another worker's race discrimination claims.
The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission filed suit against 28 Event Space LLC in U.S. District Court in Kansas City after failing to reach a settlement with the company through a conciliation process.
The suit claims that Theopilis Bryant worked at Profile Cabinet and Design in 2013, when a co-worker filed a discrimination…
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The Kansas City Royals may have ended the season with 104 losses, but a couple of players picked up some postseason hardware.
Catcher Salvador Perez and left fielder Alex Gordon were honored with Gold Glove awards as the best fielders at their respective positions in the American League. Former Royals pitcher Zack Greinke, now with the Arizona Diamondbacks, picked up a Gold Glove for National League pitchers.
This was the Perez's fifth Gold Glove — a resumption of a dominant streak that also…
A man who was a driving force in Kansas City real estate circles for decades has been honored with his own street on the County Club Plaza.
A portion of 47th Street on the Plaza was named Honorary James H. Block Boulevard on Nov. 1.
“Jimmy” Block co-founded Block & Co. with his brother, the late Allen Block, in 1946. The company moved to the Skelly Building on the Plaza, at 605 W. 47th St., in 1972 and remains there today.
Jimmy Block died in 1993 and his son, David now leads one of the top…