At the New Jersey State Police, Only 6% of Officers Are Women
The U.S. Justice Department is investigating claims of gender and racial discrimination at the New Jersey State Police.
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The U.S. Justice Department is investigating claims of gender and racial discrimination at the New Jersey State Police.
After decades on the job, they had plenty of reasons to like working for the New Jersey State Police. Dawn Curran, 53, was proud to be among an elite cadre of troopers selected to protect the state’s governors. Wanda Stojanov, also 53, believed in showing her daughters that women could excel in male-dominated careers. For Rebecca Hotchkin, 56, the job offered meaningful work, competitive pay and health care that helped save her life when she got cancer. But if a sister, daughter or niece wanted
Fifty or more families of residents who died at the Andover nursing home could be part of the lawsuit should it be certified class action.