EEOC files subpoena request against Nike for its DEI practices
Chair Andrea Lucas claims that the company has not complied with previous requests for information; Nike said it was already cooperating with the EEOC.
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Chair Andrea Lucas claims that the company has not complied with previous requests for information; Nike said it was already cooperating with the EEOC.
A Colorado jury found the HR organization discriminated and retaliated against a former worker that complained of racial discrimination.
The decision eliminates the background circumstances rule, removing added proof guidelines for discrimination cases.
The law protects against workplace discrimination based on age, gender, disability status, and caregiver duties, among other characteristics.
The company allegedly underpaid female, Black, and Hispanic employees since 2016.
The NLRB ruled that the BLM signage was protected.
Both cases highlight how employers are facing scrutiny of their HR practices due in part to calls by employees and the government for more accountability.
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