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Allied Universal agrees to pay $411,000 in back wages to 1,459 Black applicants - Vimarsana News

Allied Universal agrees to pay $411,000 in back wages to 1,459 Black applicants

The agreement follows a routine compliance evaluation of G4S Secure Solutions by the department’s Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs that alleged — from Jan. 1, 2016, through Dec. 31, 2017 — the federal contractor’s hiring practices violated an Executive Order by discriminating against 1,459 Black applicants for security officer positions.

Labor Department: Applicants allegedly discriminated against at Hanford - Vimarsana News

Labor Department: Applicants allegedly discriminated against at Hanford

An agreement with an environmental cleanup provider for allegation they discriminated against applicants for contract employment at the Hanford Nuclear Site

San Diego-based parking company settles discrimination allegations - Vimarsana News

San Diego-based parking company settles discrimination allegations

A San Diego-based subsidiary for a national parking garage company has agreed to pay $320,000 to resolve allegations of race and gender-based hiring discrimination.

Source: 10news.com
Chump Change: Microsoft's LinkedIn to Pay $1.8 Million to Women over Pay Discrimination Claims - Vimarsana News

Chump Change: Microsoft's LinkedIn to Pay $1.8 Million to Women over Pay Discrimination Claims

Microsoft-owned social media platform LinkedIn has reached an agreement with the Department of Labor to pay $1.8 million to female employees over discrimination claims. According to the government, Linkedin denied almost 700 women equal pay in several California offices.

LinkedIn Agrees to Pay $1.8 Million to Women Over Discrimination Claims - Vimarsana News

LinkedIn Agrees to Pay $1.8 Million to Women Over Discrimination Claims

The professional networking platform reached a settlement with the U.S. Labor Department over allegations that it underpaid 686 female employees in California from 2015 to 2017, officials said.