When CBI “sold” its Nuclear Division to Westinghouse for 229 Million Dollars, I believe the Quality Control Inspectors and all other Employees critical to the construction were also “sold” as a part of the deal. No one was offered other positions

When CBI “sold” its Nuclear Division to Westinghouse for 229 Million Dollars, I believe the Quality Control Inspectors and all other Employees critical to the construction were also “sold” as a part of the deal. No one was offered other positions with CBI. CBI has a worldwide need for Certified QC Professionals, but none were offered other positions. Is it legal for 2 companies to conspire to keep Valuable Employees on a project that is sold and a part of a Financial Deal? In other words, CBI Black Listed their Quality Inspectors to keep them on the Westinghouse project as part of the Deal, Black Listed them from being considered for other CBI Positions and staying with the Company. We are talking about several hundred Certified Professional Positions.

0 answers  |  asked Apr 5, 2016 08:13 AM [EST]  |  applies to Georgia

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