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Former Whataburger Employee Sues Over Tobacco Surcharges on Employee Health Plan

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A former Whataburger employee is accusing the company of illegally charging workers hundreds of dollars a year in tobacco-use health insurance surcharges in violation of federal benefits law. The proposed class action puts the San Antonio fast-food chain among a growing list of companies facing lawsuits over such surcharges, which have courts across the country grappling with how federal laws apply. Read more at MSN
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News.law broke the news on Tuesday, June 23, 2026.
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