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EEOC Accuses Company of Discrimination

Tuesday, July 12, 2005 8:54:14 PM
By DAVID KOENIG

DALLAS (AP) - Federal officials have accused an aviation-services company of discriminating against black and Hispanic workers and failing to stop white employees from routinely using racial slurs in the work place.

Black employees said whites forced them to ride in the back of company buses, and a Hispanic manager said his boss kept a cartoon that depicted the manager tied down in "the Mexican gas chamber."

The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission filed suit against Allied Aviation Services Inc. on Monday in federal district court in Dallas on behalf of three employees at Allied's facility at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport.


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