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Labor/Employment

Jan. 3, 2003

EEOC Declines to Fight Ruling Curtailing Bias Claims

SAN FRANCISCO - While criticizing Sen. Trent Lott's racially charged remarks, the Bush administration has been quietly urging a federal appeals court to keep intact a decision that abrogates a significant civil rights ruling protecting workers from mandatory arbitration of race, sex or age discrimination claims.

        
        By Pamela A. MacLean
        Daily Journal Staff Writer
        SAN FRANCISCO - While criticizing Sen. Trent Lott's racially charged remarks, the Bush administration has been quietly urging a federal appeals court to keep intact a decision...

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