Major Meat Processors Settle Wage Suppression Lawsuit for Over $200 Million

A federal judge in Colorado has granted preliminary approval for settlements totaling more than $200 million in a class-action lawsuit involving workers at red meat processing facilities across the United States. The lawsuit alleged that major meat processors conspired to suppress worker wages by sharing confidential compensation data.Breakdown of Settlements The settlements involve six major companies, with the following contributions:Tyson Foods: $75 million JBS USA: $55 million Cargill: $30 m