Judges Weigh Woman's Wage Bias at Goodyear

Women's eNews by Allison Stevens | Nov. 28, 2006 (News Analysis)

Can a victim of wage discrimination sue her employer if she fails to file a complaint to the government within the six-month statute of limitations imposed by the 1964 Civil Rights Act?

What if the victim didn't know she was being discriminated against until after the statute of limitations had expired? Full Story »

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 by Rod Amis - Dec. 2, 2006

Thoughtful and informative reporting on a case before the US Supreme Court that will impact a number of American workers and businesses. As Stevens' reports, millions will be affected by the decision. Great direct reporting though sourcing could have been better.

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