Welding Co. preemptively fired them for their potential filing of workers' compensation claims relating to an onsite car crash and for complaining about their unpaid daily shuttle ride to work. A notice filed on Wednesday in Pennsylvania federal court said the retaliation suit had been resolved through mediation, but it did not give details on any settlement terms. A separate lawsuit, in which the workers seek pay for time spent shuttling between the job site and the parking lot, remains pending in state court. . . .
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