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A New Jersey-based IT firm will have to pay $25,500 in civil penalties to the US for posting discriminatory job advertisements and seeking job applications only from India.Infosoft Solutions Inc, an IT recruiting and contracting company ...

A US-based IT recruitment company has been hit with a fine of USD 25,500 for allegedly posting discriminatory job advertisements and seeking job applications only from India,

New Jersey Firm Fined For Discrimination, Job Ads Wanted Only Indians To Apply. A New Jersey-based IT firm will have to pay $25,500.

The Justice Department said it has secured a settlement agreement with Infosoft Solutions Inc, the IT recruiting and contracting company operating as KForce Tech LLC.

The Justice Department settled with New Jersey-based IT recruiting firm Infosoft Solutions for $25,500, having claimed that the firm discriminated in how it advertised open jobs.

ISHIGAKI, Japan -- On Aug. 15th, 1945, nearly four years into World War II, U.S. Navy Lt. Vernon L. Tebo, 1st Class Robert Tuggle Jr., and 1st Class Warren H. Loyd, were shot down and crashed into the small island of Ishigaki. They were soon captured by,

Since 2004, at least 25 World War II-era chemical munitions have been reported in Delaware. The munitions were dumped at sea, but are still found today by fishing and clamming boats. In 2004, a number of munitions found their way onto clamshell driveways in Sussex County

At the rate of one or two a year, World War II-era chemical weapons, often with mustard gas inside, keep turning up in Delaware.

At the rate of one or two a year, World War II-era chemical weapons, often with mustard gas inside, keep turning up in Delaware.

The Louisiana National Guard’s top marksmen from around the state gathered at Camp Beauregard in Pineville for its annual The Adjutant General’s Match, March 23-24.