Xerox Corp. and representatives of current and former black sales representatives have settled a class action lawsuit accusing the officer equipment manufacturer of race discrimination, the company has announced. The settlement, which includes payment of $12 million to 1,100 former and current employees, in addition to legal fees, received preliminary approval from a New York federal judge, said Diane Bradley, a lawyer who represented the employees.
April 11, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on National Law Journal
Xerox Corp. and representatives of current and former black sales representatives have settled a class action lawsuit accusing the officer equipment manufacturer of race discrimination, the company said Thursday.
The settlement, which includes payment of $12 million to 1,100 former and current employees, in addition to legal fees, received preliminary approval from a New York federal judge, said Diane Bradley, a lawyer who represented the employees.
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