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Biden Admin Claims Racism in Lawsuit Against Convenience Chain's Criminal Record Pre-Employment Screening - Vimarsana News

Biden Admin Claims Racism in Lawsuit Against Convenience Chain's Criminal Record Pre-Employment Screening

 

Sheetz chain accused of racial discrimination in its hiring process - Vimarsana News

Sheetz chain accused of racial discrimination in its hiring process

The U.S. EEOC filed a lawsuit against Sheetz gas station and convenience store chain alleging racial discrimination in its hiring of company employees.

Source: aol.com
WATCH: Biden sues Sheetz ONE DAY after Joe's botched photo op at Sheetz gas station | WND - Vimarsana News

WATCH: Biden sues Sheetz ONE DAY after Joe's botched photo op at Sheetz gas station | WND

President Trump is swarmed by supporters at fast food restaurants and bodegas where he spends a long time talking to them and reporters, as happened last Tuesday evening in Harlem. In contrast, 81 million vote getter Joe Biden stopped by a Sheetz gas station in Pittsburgh Wednesday afternoon and was greeted by total silence, save for one supporter who met him at the door with a hug.

Source: wnd.com
Sheetz chain accused of racial discrimination in its hiring process - Vimarsana News

Sheetz chain accused of racial discrimination in its hiring process

The U.S. EEOC filed a lawsuit against Sheetz gas station and convenience store chain alleging racial discrimination in its hiring of company employees.

Source: yahoo.com
Clarksburg apprenticeship program to pay $150,000 in sex discrimination case - Vimarsana News

Clarksburg apprenticeship program to pay $150,000 in sex discrimination case

CLARKSBURG — An electrician apprenticeship program has agreed to pay $150,000 to settle a sex discrimination suit involving three female applicants.