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EEOC Files Racial Harassment Lawsuits Against Three Employers

The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (“EEOC”) has filed three racial harassment lawsuits against Pennsylvania and West Virginia employers based on the employers violating federal law by subjecting their African American employees to racially hostile work environments. The companies used racial slurs, threatened violence against African American workers, and made other racially offensive statements which […]

Summary Judgment for Board of Education is Improper Where Questions Remain as to the Qualification of Employees for Newly Created Positions

In the case State ex. rel Bennett v. Dayton Pub. Schools Bd. Of Educ., 2021-Ohio-3119, the Ohio Second District Court of Appeals held that summary judgment for the Dayton Public Schools Board of Education (“Board”) was an error when questions regarding supervisor qualifications and whether they were entitled to be reinstated to positions that may […]

Bus Driver May Proceed with Sexual Discrimination Claim When Sufficient Facts and Evidence to Support Claim

In the case Saunders v. Greater Dayton Regional Transit Auth., 2021-Ohio-3052, the Second District Court of Appeals held that an employment discrimination claim was improperly dismissed. Here, the employee argued she was disciplined more harshly than her male counterparts for the same violation, that she was discriminated against for having a disability, and that her […]