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Update on Mass Tempnapping Lawsuit

Last year SLN reported on a rare workforce transfer case in which it is alleged that a Business Development Manager for Surge Staffing left for a competitor, Resolve HR, LLC, and took 36 temps on assignment with her.

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Eleventh Circuit Rules - No Judgement Stay for Jobot

This is a follow-up story in a series following the Hayes vs. Jobot saga, which you can read about here and here. To stay up on stories like this that you will find nowhere else, subscribe here. The appellate court's denial leaves Jobot facing a $6 million judgment
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Mar
22

Hayes Goes for the Jugular — Jobot's Bank Account Under Siege

Writ of garnishment served on PNC Bank as Jobot makes emergency plea to Eleventh Circuit This story is a follow-up to our March 10, 2026, report: Jobot Faces Immediate Enforcement of $6 Million Judgment. The Hayes-Jobot non-compete litigation has entered its most dramatic chapter yet. On March 17, 2026, the
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Mar
10

Jobot Faces Immediate Enforcement of $6 Million Judgment

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18

LHH Recruitment Solutions Sues Former Employees and Premier Talent Advisors

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09

Hayes Wins $6 Million from Jobot and Former Hayes Employees

Jobot's big loss contrasts with earlier win against Allegis Following two and a half years of litigation, a federal court in Miami has awarded Hayes Medical Staffing more than $6 million in damages against Jobot and three former Hayes employees: Allison Patierno, Amy Eichelberg, and Scott Simon. The
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