Omaha jury ruling disability discrimination case against Werner Enterprises
An Omaha jury awarded more than $36 million in a disability discrimination case against Werner Enterprises.
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An Omaha jury awarded more than $36 million in a disability discrimination case against Werner Enterprises.
A more than $36 million verdict was issued against Werner over its failure to hire a deaf driver back in 2018 The post Werner hit with more than $36 million jury award in its failure to hire deaf driver applicant appeared first on FreightWaves.
By Denny Jacob The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission said a jury returned a verdict of $36.1 million in favor of the agency on disability...
Werner Enterprises Inc. and Drivers Management LLC must pay more than $36 million for discriminating against a deaf truck driver applicant because of his disability, a federal jury said Friday.
Wanting answers for how the Oregon Department of Transportation plans to prevent a dramatic increase in street traffic following the rollout of the I-205 toll project in 2024, Clackamas County sent 36-pages of input to ODOT on April 20 questioning the methodology and conclusions of the state agency’s environmental assessment report published in February.