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EEOC: tree care firm hired 1,900 men, shut women out of field jobs (opens the original)
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The hiring stats behind this EEOC complaint are hard to ignore A Texas tree services company hired more than 1,900 men for field roles over four and a half years - and no more than 12 women, the EEOC alleges. The US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission filed suit against Sequoias Tree Expert, LLC on September 30, 2026, in the Southern District of Texas, claiming the company ran a company-wide practice of refusing to hire women for field positions including groundsman, trimmer, foreman, and dr
EEOC alleges UPS ghosted deaf applicant who needed an interpreter (opens the original)
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He showed up for orientation. The interpreter didn't He had the job offer. He had the experience. What he needed was an interpreter. The US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission filed suit against United Parcel Service on September 30, 2026, alleging the shipping giant refused to hire a deaf applicant after repeatedly failing to provide a sign language interpreter for his new-hire orientation. The complaint, filed in the Eastern District of Virginia, traces a six-week sequence from conditional
Pregnant workers asked for bathroom breaks - got fired, EEOC alleges (opens the original)
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One worker was terminated the same day she requested maternity leave The federal agency that enforces workplace discrimination laws has sued a major Pacific Northwest retailer, alleging it punished two pregnant employees for requesting basic accommodations - and then fired them both. The US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission filed the complaint against Fred Meyer Stores, a Kroger subsidiary, on September 30, 2026, in the Western District of Washington. The case is brought under the Pregnant
Six years, five supervisors, zero interpreters: EEOC takes on Walmart (opens the original)
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He even showed his boss a demo video on his iPad The EEOC is suing Walmart over allegations the retail giant left a deaf employee without sign language interpreting for six years of mandatory daily meetings. The federal agency filed the complaint on September 30, 2026, in the US District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia, alleging Wal-Mart Stores East, LP violated the Americans with Disabilities Act at its Fredericksburg, Virginia store. The worker at the center of the case is deaf. His
Fake signals, frozen accounts: SEC sues crypto AI platform over $12.5M (opens the original)
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The SEC says two shell entities ran a WhatsApp-fueled crypto scam that stole millions after impersonating real advisors at major firms. In a complaint filed September 29 in the Southern District of New York, the Securities and Exchange Commission alleges that Cryptoaiml Ltd. and Cryptoaiml Capital Foundation operated a fake crypto trading platform and "misappropriated" approximately $12.5 million from more than 300 retail investors across the US. The alleged scheme ran from at least August 2024
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