Domino Sugar refinery plant in Yonkers. Photo: Youtube
The verdict, which came after a four-day trial in Manhattan, was the second multimillion-dollar discrimination verdict against the plant in the last two months.
April 25, 2018 at 01:47 PM
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A federal jury on Monday awarded a $2.35 million racial discrimination verdict to a machine operator at a Domino Sugar plant in Yonkers.
The verdict, which came after a four-day trial in Manhattan, was the second multimillion-dollar discrimination verdict against the plant in the last two months.
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