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  1. Both these suits seem like sour grapes. I'm not sure either of them knows how the TV news business works.
    Everyone person an independent that negotiates their own salary and work requirements during contract talks. If I agree to work for less than the other person how is that the employers fault? If the station management think someone else does a better job anchoring I'm out of the chair and the other person is in. Perhaps Carlos isn't very good in either language has he considered that? Maybe the station has been waiting for Carlos' contract to expire and not re up him.. Just because he's latino doesn't make him good at his job. The tapes of the news shows will a deciding factor there I'm guessing. The same thing goes for Ms Dunn, would 58 be keeping her when her contract was up and was she as good as at her job as her counterparts.

    The news shooter sounds like he was a bit too inexperienced for this market. What did he think he would be doing the crop reports and stories about puppies? Local tv news has a lot of crime stories that usually happen in bad neighborhoods, that's the nature of the business. Unless he can show that the other stations do things differently than 58 when it comes to 'worker safety'.


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