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The suit, filed last year, is one of several legal challenges over unpaid severance for workers who were laid off after Musk took over.

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These include memos aimed at expanding employee rights of college athletes and sharply narrowing the legality of noncompete and nondisparagement clauses in employee contracts and severance agreements.

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Scandalously, some of the American workers were required as conditions of their severance to train the newcomers to do their jobs.

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The severance of the 51-year-old's links with the team he made one of the most successful in the sport was confirmed on Monday.

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Christian Horner has formally left Red Bull after agreeing a severance deal following his sacking as team principal in July.

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