CBA didn’t waive union member’s right to sue

By: BridgeTower Media Newswires September 19, 2012 Comments Off

The terms of a collective bargaining agreement did not waive a union member’s right to bring an individual lawsuit for Title VII employment discrimination, the 5th Circuit has ruled in reversing a summary judgment. The plaintiff sued United Parcel Service for Title VII sex discrimination after she lost her job as a driver. According to UPS, ...

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CBA didn’t waive union member’s right to sue

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