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Apr 3, 2025
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RTX Corporation and Others Settle Aerospace Worker Antitrust Lawsuit for $60.5M Over Compensation Suppression

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Deadline

30 days remaining

Deadline: May 3, 2025

Total Settlement Amount

$60.50M

Total amount allocated for all claims

Individual Payout Range

$60.50M

Estimated amount per eligible claim

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Claimants must provide a Unique ID and Notice ID or file a claim that includes their employment information to potentially qualify for a payment from the aerospace antitrust class action settlement.

Settlement Summary

The RTX Corporation, alongside several other companies including Agilis Engineering, Inc., Belcan Engineering Group LLC, Cyient, Inc., Parametric Solutions, Inc., and QuEST Global Services N.A., Inc., have agreed to a substantial $60.5 million settlement in a class action lawsuit. The allegations accuse these companies of conspiring to suppress the compensation of aerospace engineers and other skilled technical workers by making agreements to restrict the hiring of each other's employees. This is a significant case as it spotlights the issue of anti-competitive practices in the labor market, which can lead to wage stagnation and limit workers' career opportunities. Qualifying individuals for this settlement include those employed in a relevant role at any of the implicated companies between January 1, 2011, and January 3, 2025. The payout an individual may receive will be a proportionate share of the net settlement fund based on their total compensation while employed during the class period.

Entities Involved

RTX Corporation's Pratt & Whitney Division
Agilis Engineering, Inc.
Belcan Engineering Group LLC
Cyient, Inc.
Parametric Solutions, Inc.
QuEST Global Services N.A., Inc.

Eligibility Requirements

  • Must have been employed as an aerospace engineer or other skilled technical worker at one of the listed companies between January 1, 2011, and January 3, 2025

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