| Cedar Grove man pleads not guilty to federal charges of fraud |
NorthJersey.comBY MARIA KARIDIS Joseph Bellasco of Cedar Grove pleaded not guilty Thursday to charges that he defrauded Pepsi Bottling Company of about $3 million, said Rebekah Carmichael, spokesperson for the United States Attorney's Office.
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| Tulsa Pepsi Bottling Plant Not Impacted By PepsiCo Layoff Announcement |
News On 6Pepsi has announced plans to cut 8700 jobs world-wide. But a company spokesperson says there will be no impact to the Pepsi facility in Tulsa. PepsiCo layoffs are largely managerial in nature, and will not affect beverage frontline-plant employees.
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| Improper use of criminal background information in making hiring decisions can ... |
Lexology (registration)Case in point – Pepsi Beverages (formerly Pepsi Bottling Co.) recently agreed to a pre-litigation settlement in the amount of $3.13 million dollars to resolve charges by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission that it improperly considered arrest ...
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| Big PepsiCo layoffs won't involve Springfield plant |
Springfield News-LeaderPepsiCo's plan to cut 8700 jobs, or about 3 percent of its workforce, won't extend to the Springfield Pepsi bottling plant, a company spokesperson said Thursday. PepsiCo announced the layoff plan as it tries to offset higher costs for ingredients and ...
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| NJ Vending Executive Charged With Defrauding Pepsi Bottling Group Of $2.9 Million |
Vending TimesUNION, NJ -- The chief financial officer of Culinary Ventures Vending was arrested last week by FBI and IRS agents on charges he defrauded Pepsi Bottling Group of nearly $3 million over a 10-year period. Joseph Belasco, of Cedar Grove, NJ, was indicted ...
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| People & Products |
Journal and CourierBefore joining Alcoa she was vice president of corporate communications for The Pepsi Bottling Group. • A Purdue University student who uses life experiences to inspire her research of eye diseases has won a Sigma Xi award to support her work.
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| New Jersey Vending Company Executive Charged with Defrauding Pepsi of $2.9 Million |
The Weissman ReportThe purpose of Impact Marketing was allegedly to provide Pepsi Bottling Group—an independent corporation that served as the largest bottler of Pepsi products in the United States—with leads for acquiring new customers to purchase its cans, bottles, ...
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