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US Marshals Service settles discrimination case with Black workers

The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission approved the $15 million settlement Monday, ending the longest

By Cristina Stassis

18 months ago

Lawmakers mull making VA home loans transferable to vets’ families

The move is seen as a way to make up for past racial discrimination in how VA home loans were administered.

By Leo Shane III

3 years ago

Can the federal government force an employee to retire?

“It’s an established fact of life that more older Americans are working longer, and in larger numbers than ever before."

By Melissa Rayworth

3 years ago

Proposed rule would create a better public record of discrimination

The proposed rule addresses a legal mandate that federal employment practices expand accountability for discrimination and retaliation response.

By Jessie Bur

4 years ago

US will pay $44 million in age-bias case by ex-FAA workers

The 761 workers say their jobs were outsourced because many of the employees were older than 40 and were, or soon would, become eligible to retire with full federal retirement benefits.

5 years ago

White employees twice as likely to be promoted to management at the VA

Newly released data from the Department of Veterans Affairs shows that white employees received promotions to management roles more often than their Black counterparts.

5 years ago