Victims of racist harassment don’t always win huge damage awards or settlements.
December 4, 2023
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Richard Korman - Engineering News-Record
The taunts started in the first days of Andre Pryce’s new job, camouflaged as joking. During the nine months of 2019 spent working as a drill rig hand, mostly in the woods in western Pennsylvania, for a contractor that also performs much construction-related drilling, he said coworkers filled his ears with racist insults.
Reprinted courtesy of Richard Korman, Engineering News-Record
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