The chief executive of a General Electric Co. subsidiary filed a lawsuit against the conglomerate Tuesday, accusing it of discriminating against him and other black managers in awarding pay, promotions and perks. Marc Thomas, president and CEO of GE Aviation Materials LP, charged that GE refused to promote or reward him despite exemplary sales and profits in the business he runs, and trying to force him out when he complained of discrimination.
May 19, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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