Border Security Agency Agrees to $45 Million Settlement in Discrimination Case

U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) recently agreed to a pay $45 million settlement in a discrimination lawsuit alleging mistreatment of pregnant employees.

The settlement was announced on Tuesday in a news release from the lawyers of the employees who filed the class action lawsuit. If the settlement is finalized, nearly 1,100 women will benefit from it, which also includes the CBP agreeing to enact reforms to address the alleged discriminatory practices, according to the lawyers’ statement.

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