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Bechtel Corp., which has landed more than $1 billion in contracts to rebuild Iraq, is facing charges in New Jersey that it discriminated against an employee of Iraqi origin. The complaint alleges that co-workers attacked Sahir Kizy verbally and physically, and that he was excluded from meetings and cut off from work assignments. Bechtel accuses the EEOC of bad faith and of rushing to publicize the case at a time when Bechtel's role in Iraq "makes such charges more newsworthy."
October 15, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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