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EEOC sues Chicago area Sunnybrook Union for alleged race discrimination

Sunnybrook Education Association in Lansing, Illinois, blocked a promotion and raise for a Black school district employee because of his race, according to a lawsuit filed by the Chicago EEOC District Office on May 4. The lawsuit alleges the Sunnybrook Education Association, a labor union representing teachers and educational support personnel in the Sunnybrook School … EEOC sues Chicago area Sunnybrook Union for alleged race discrimination Read More »

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