Suit By Delta Employees Says Lands' End Uniforms Are Making Them Sick

Over 500 Delta employees, mainly flight attendants, are suing Land's End over uniforms they claim cause health issues like vocal cord dysfunction and skin blisters. The lawsuit, filed in Wisconsin, demands a recall of the uniforms designed by Zac Posen and introduced in 2016. Delta maintains the uniforms are safe, citing a toxicology study, but removed an apron from the collection. Employees' tests found harmful chemicals exceeding safe levels. Land's End has not commented on the ongoing litigation.

What is the main reason Delta employees are suing Land's End?

• The uniforms are too expensive.

• The uniforms are not fashionable.

• The uniforms are uncomfortable.

• The uniforms pose a health risk.

When did Delta employees start wearing the uniforms designed by Zac Posen?

• 2018

• 2019

• 2017

• 2016

What did Delta's toxicology study conclude about the uniforms?

• They are completely safe.

• They are not suitable for flight attendants.

• They contain harmful chemicals.

• They meet the highest textile standards, except for the apron.

What harmful substances did Delta employees find in the uniforms?

• Benzene and toluene

• Asbestos and cadmium

• Formaldehyde and mercury

• Lead and arsenic

What is Land's End's response to the ongoing litigation?

• They have settled the lawsuit.

• They have refused to comment.

• They have issued a public apology.

• They have recalled the uniforms.