Cintas reaches settlement in proposed class action claiming mismanaged 401(k) plans

Cintas has reached a settlement in a suit brought by former employees claiming the company was responsible for millions in lost retirement plan investment returns due to exorbitant fees and mismanagement.

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Cintas reaches settlement in proposed class action claiming mismanaged 401(k) plans

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