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Caterpillar to pay $800K discrimination settlement

Construction Dive

The Department of Labor found the manufacturer discriminated against 60 Black applicants at its Decatur, Illinois, factory.

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Deere to pay $1.1M over racial discrimination allegations

Construction Dive

The company was cited for allegedly discriminating against 277 Black and Hispanic job applicants at facilities in Illinois and Iowa.

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Construction Industry Trends: July 2022 Roundup

Viewpoint Construction Technology

From a construction slowdown to huge project announcements to construction safety and tackling racism and discrimination, here are the July headlines.

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EEOC sues Shimmick for discrimination, retaliation

Construction Dive

A woman worker was given the choice to switch to the night shift or hand in her keys after cooperating with an internal investigation, according to the complaint.

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Construction staffing firm settles discrimination suit for $300K

Construction Dive

Minnesota-based TKO Construction Services didn’t hire women, Black workers and individuals over 40 due to client requests, according to the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.

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EEOC report berates construction for discrimination

Construction Dive

After a yearlong investigation, the agency says construction stands out from other industries for “egregious incidents of harassment.”

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Five Common I-9 Compliance Mistakes

Construction Business Owner

By following Form I-9 requirements, employers ensure that employees possess proper work authorization and that hiring practices do not unlawfully discriminate based on immigration status.' All employers in the U.S. must use the Employment Eligibility Verification Form I-9 to verify that employees hired after Nov.