HR giant SHRM faces a new discrimination lawsuit

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Globe Life hit with EEOC finding it "created, condoned" a work environment that is abusive to women

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A pharmacy in Denver hired staff with hemophilia then fired them if they refused to pay for its pricey medications to treat it, a federal agency lawsuit says

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A pharmacy in Denver deliberately hired workers with hemophilia and pushed them to buy its expensive medications, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.

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A 78-year-old receptionist fired a month after she was recognized as a top employee wins $78,000 in age-discrimination settlement

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The woman worked at a retirement community in Columbus, Georgia.

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A beauty manufacturing company fired a worker on her first day after finding out she was deaf, a federal agency says

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The owner of a restaurant in New York state told a transgender cook he 'wasn't a real man' and asked about his genitalia, a federal agency claims

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A Holiday Inn manager in Nebraska was fired after he checked himself into hospital for treatment of depression, a federal agency lawsuit claimed

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A steel company is paying $500,000 to settle a lawsuit alleging a manager shouted 'white power' and racially slurred Black and Latino workers

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Papa John's hired a blind worker, then fired him before he'd worked a shift when he asked to bring his service dog to work, a federal agency says

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Michael Barnes, who is legally blind, wanted to bring his service dog, a Labrador called Indie, to work with him.

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Dollar General took back job offers from applicants with high blood pressure and poor eyesight, a federal agency lawsuit claimed

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Dollar General rescinded job offers to some applicants with high blood pressure or poor eyesight, the EEOC claims.

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