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NYC Department of Correction Agrees To Pay $6,000 and Put Up Postings to Settle Former Employees Race and Marital Status Discrimination ClaimComplainant, an investigator for the NYC Department of Corrections, alleged that during an interview for a specialized unit a supervisor asked about his marital status and stated that members of Complainants race never made it on to Respondents team. During the first month of 2020, EEOC has settled nineteen discrimination lawsuits. After completing the application, in which Complainant was required to share criminal history information, Respondent never followed up with her to refer her to any clients. After two weeks, OMG terminated Complainants employment. Respondent agreed to pay $10,000 in emotional damages to Complainant, conduct anti-discrimination training on the NYC Human Rights Law and display the Commissions Notice of Rights and Stop Sexual Harassment Act posters at all 212 stores in New York City. NYC Health + Hospitals Corporation Pays $140,000 in Emotional Distress Damages To Resolve Gender-Based Harassment ClaimsAn employee of the New York City Health and Hospitals Corporation (H+H) filed a complaint alleging that a senior manager within the Equal Employment Opportunity office at H+H sexually harassed her over a period of several years, attempting to kiss her, making comments about her body, attire, and appearance, and routinely making sexual innuendos and advances towards her. An investigation by the Law Enforcement Bureau confirmed that Respondent Crunch properly waited until making a conditional offer of employment to do background checks, but then failed to give Complainants individualized assessments of their criminal histories. MMPS of New York Settles Pregnancy Discrimination Case for $40,000 in Damages and Penalties and Affirmative ReliefMMPS of New York, a medical clinic, agreed to settle a case where a pregnant employee was not provided accommodations and was ultimately terminated because of her pregnancy. The Federal Savings Bank Pays $320,000 To Resolve Sexual Harassment and Retaliation Claims and Agrees to Affirmative Relief and Ongoing MonitoringA former employee filed gender-based harassment and retaliation claims against her employer, The Federal Savings Bank (FSB), and FSBs former CEO Stephen Calk, alleging claims of sexual harassment and retaliation by terminating her employment after she complained. CBHS revised its dress code and signed a stipulation and order agreeing to distribute the revised policy to its employees. PSH will also post the Commissions Notice of Rights and a member of its management will attend training at the Commission. Shindo Life Bloodlines Tier List 2021, Lauren Carter Geologist What On Earth, Articles R

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