Labor/Employment
Nov. 1, 2008
Judge Certifies Class Action For Disabled Federal Workers
A nationwide suit that accuses the federal Social Security Administration of routinely discriminating against more than 1,000 of its own employees who have disabilities can proceed as a class action, an administrative law judge in Baltimore ruled Wednesday.
Daily Journal Staff Writer A nationwide suit that accuses the federal Social Security Administration of routinely discriminating against more than 1,000 of its own employees who have disabilities can proceed as a class action, an administrative law judge in Baltimore ruled Wednesday. Employees with a wide range of disabilities - from mental and seizure disorders to vision and hearing impairment - claim they were repeatedly denied p...
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