Do Nooses, KKK comments, & Confederate Flags Show Racism in Ohio UPS?

Nineteen workers are suing United Parcel Service, otherwise known as the major shipping company UPS, claiming management at a distribution center in Ohio, “enabled, tolerated, and purposefully promoted and encouraged a culture of racism and racially discriminatory conduct.” UPS and five UPS managers were named in the lawsuit for allowing a racially hostile work environment…. Read more »
Did Kavanaugh Commit Perjury?
For the past two weeks, we have heard and read nonstop coverage on Justice Brett Kavanaugh and his accusers’ very serious accusations of sexual assault and sexual harassment. However, whether or not you believe Kavanaugh or his accusers, there is a new question making headlines concerning whether or not Kavanaugh committed perjury. This is a… Read more »
By Derek Smith | Published October 2, 2018 | Posted in Discrimination Law, Employment Discrimination, Gender Discrimination, Sexual Harassment | Tagged Alito, Chad Ludington, Comment on Rule 1.2, consequences, Deborah Ramirez, Dr. Ford, drinking, FBI investigation, Florida, Ginsburg, Gorsuch, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Kagan, Kava Nope, Kavanaugh, law firm, Merrick Garland, Miami, perjury, Republicans, Roberts, senate, Sotomayor, tell the truth, Thomas, women, Women's Equality Day, Yale |