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90% of the time, the employee was terminated, laid off, suspended illegally
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There is a high level plan within the business market today which eliminates hourly and salaried employees by the millions.  You have the ability to file a claim with the EEOC and claim a cash payment if your employment or termination was handled in an illegal manner and our EEOC experts can help you file and claim your money.  

This business strategy is being used by the smallest to the largest organizations in the market today.  This high level plan has very simple goals and that is to eliminate people from the cost structure of the business, at any cost, by any means, as soon as possible.

These same companies, big and small, local, regional or international use the present day uncertainty within the business segment and national government to drastically decrease the number of hourly, salaried and even commissioned-contractor human expenses.

The HR Human Resource Departments in most companies have been redesigned to eliminate people thus reducing the overall cost to the present day business.  The HR department also has a major task of Risk Management which means determining the type and actions of certain people (employees) that may cause harm to the organization.

This high level plan, from ownership and the executive staff, mostly spearheaded by the HR Human Resources Departments or Middle Level Managers is a strategy of removing people.  This elimination or purging plan is clearly seen in the majority of companies today;


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The layoff of employees.
The hiring of temporary employees.
The adaptation of part-time vs. full-time employees.
The taking away of all medical and other fringe benefits.
The reduction in hourly wages.
The reduction in salaried wages.
The decline in company activities.
The reduction or removal of bonus incentives.
The increase in warning letters, suspensions and terminations.
The constant changing of work rules and conditions.

As many employees fail to realize the hiring company never wanted to hire an employee in the first place.  Any employee is considered a resource of the company but it's also a resource that is under constant threat of elimination.

The high level plan, from company ownership, company executives and middle management also goes a lot deeper and moves into the conspiracy or the true plot of the purging employees plan.

These next examples are also by direct design but they are never written down and only spoke about behind closed doors within the highest levels of the company.

Never hire any employee over 50 years old.
Never hire a woman that is expecting with child.
Never hire too many minorities of color.
Never hire a person that is too weighty.
Never hire a Muslim or a person with some Islamic Sir Name.
Never hire a person that looks too different.
Never hire a person with any criminal background.
Never hire a person with too many tattoo's.
Never hire an employee that might use drugs.
Never hire a person that street talks.
Never hire an employee that might smoke cigarettes.
Never hire any employee with medical conditions.
Never hire any person that does not speak English.
Never Hire Anybody Unless You Must Hire.

The examples given is the harsh truth today and also yesterday.

Many of the examples given are illegal.

It takes senior leadership inside any company to use these tactics and remember, these are secret or unspoken strategies that you're not supposed to know about. 

If you may just see one example that may be true within your job-life experience you must realize that you have been subjected to a pattern of management and a stream of illegal decisions and behaviors.
You have most likely been involved within this employer illegal decision making and illegal behaviors.   These employer high level plans must first be formulated and then implemented.  The formulation of such plans are illegal but you can also imagine ownership, executives and managers sitting around the conference table deciding who should be terminated, suspended or issued a warning letter.  You can also imagine that this same group just quietly saying no to that (real fat person) or the (50 year old woman) or the colored person that speaks with a (Negro dialect).

We can estimate that the majority of employers operate their HR Human Resource Departments within some form of illegal behaviors.

We can ask;

Why do women make just a little less than men?

Why is there no person of color on the board of directors?

Why does the employer use a temporary services for employees?

Why do the temporary employees look foreign?

Why would any employer buy new company cars and have layoffs?

Do managers receive a bonus?

What are the bonuses based on?

You really don't need a lot of imagination to imagine the truth about your last employer or the truth about your next employer. 

The employer has the capability to hire you and the intentions of firing you all in one thought.  Remember, you're a direct cost to the business and the employer will always look for the alternative to you.

A temporary employee can be paid $8.00 an hour plus $3.00 an hour for services and fees.  They now have an employee at $11.00 an hour that cannot harm them in any way.  The reason, the temporary employee is not the employee of the employer, they work for the temporary agency.
Major Fortune 1,000 companies now hire temporary employees-associates by the millions to avoid all the above-board labor laws.  Remembering that a temporary employee is not a direct employee of the employer keeps the employer safe from local, state and federal employee labor laws.  These actions are dishonest and criminal in many ways.  You can hire all the illegal workers you want if you hire them through a temporary agency and never be held accountable.  If and when the temporary labor company gets into trouble, they simply shut down and open under a new name.

Major companies have even imported hourly labor from overseas, through a temporary labor contractor to reduce their hourly wage expenses and avoid all the costs that an American worker may require. Imagine importing and receiving work-visa's to import low cost hourly labor while at the same time millions of natural born Americans are not working. Major brands have been importing low-cost cheap labor from overseas and even housing them in dormitory housing and charging the temporary employees rent.  The actual employer can be held harmless because this is all done through the adaption of a temporary agency.

Powerful name branded companies like McDonald's face major lawsuits filed by their workers for violating labor laws.  McDonalds has been accused of not paying overtime, making their hourly employees work off the clock, failing to give hard working people breaks, making them pay for uniforms or uniform cleaning.  You can see by the alleged McDonald's actions that their illegal behaviors had to be formulated (thought about) and then implemented (put into action) within the restaurant.

Any employer has the right to tell the employee how to do something and has every right to measure performance.  The employer has every right to close down the second shift and send everybody home.  What they don't have the right to do is import labor and then treat these same people badly.  The employer has no right to ask people to work without the required legal breaks or pay for expensive uniforms and be yelled at by poorly trained supervisors or managers.
Major companies like McDonalds, Wendy's, Burger King and other international brands hide behind the franchise agreement.  The McDonalds that you may enjoy is owned by the family down the street as a franchisee of McDonalds.  If you sue McDonalds they simply say in court we don't own McDonalds franchise number 2345  its own by John Q Public over there. What you need to know is that the abuse of employees or the circumstances that allow the abuse goes all the way to the top of the organization.  These circumstances of abuse lead to labor abuses where you can receive cash compensation. 

There is a corporate master.  The very top of any organization has the legal responsibility to remain legal in all areas of the business.  You might be surprised to learn that franchised operations like McDonalds have a higher business failure rate than non-franchisee businesses.  When a company falls into unprofitability that's usually when major labor abuses occur and in practice the hourly employee pays the price for failure and not the ownership of the business.  If you think about the number of minimum wage, low-paying, hourly workers that McDonalds, Burger King or Dominos retains you can also imagine the labor abuse that can be discovered through the legal discovery process.

Look at this recent activity;

The EEOC filed the lawsuit earlier this year against Waco, Texas based CTW LLC, which operates Wendy’s restaurants.  The suit alleged that the CTW violated the ADA when it failed to hire Michael Harrison as a cook because of a hearing disability.  The general manager at the restaurant where Harrison applied allegedly told Harrison that “there is really no place for someone we cannot communicate with.” The settlement requires CTW to pay $41,500.00 to Harrison and implement employee training as to compliance with the ADA.
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South Dallas, TX mill agreed to pay $500,000 to a class of 14 Black employees to settle an EEOC race discrimination suit alleging that the mill exposed Black employees to violent, racist graffiti and racial slurs by co-workers, such as "KKK," swastikas, Confederate flags, "white power" and other racist terms, including "die, n----r, die," as well as the display of nooses at an employee workstation.
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A federal court ordered Caldwell Freight Lines, a now defunct company, to pay $120,000 to settle a race discrimination complaint stemming from its alleged refusal to hire Black applicants to work on its loading dock even though it is no longer in business. According to the EEOC's lawsuit, 51 African American applicants sought work with Caldwell Freight and none was hired even though many had previous dock experience and were qualified for the positions
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A federal district court in Texas ordered AA Foundries Inc. to take specific measures to prevent racial harassment of Black employees at its San Antonio plant following a $200,000 jury verdict finding the company liable for race discrimination
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 California-based trucking firms agreed to settle for $630,000 an EEOC lawsuit alleging one company violated Title VII by permitting the harassment of African American, Latino, and East Indian workers and by otherwise discriminating based on race, national origin, and religion
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Tampa, Fla.-based environmental services company agreed to settle a race discrimination and harassment case brought by the EEOC and eleven intervening plaintiffs for $2,750,000 and other relief
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Yellow Transportation Inc. and YRC Inc. agreed to settle for $11 million an EEOC suit alleging that the trucking companies permitted the racial harassment of Black employees at a now-closed Chicago Ridge, Ill., facility.
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Pepsi Beverages Company, formerly known as Pepsi Bottling Group, agreed in a post-investigation conciliation to pay $3.13 million and provide training and job offers to victims of the former criminal background check policy
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New York City retail-wholesale fish market agreed to pay $900,000 and institute anti-discrimination measures to settle an EEOC lawsuit charging it with creating a hostile work environment for Black and African male employees
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Austin Foam Plastics, Inc., (AFP) a producer and distributor of corrugated box and cushion packaging, agreed to pay $600,000 to resolve a number of racial and sexual harassment charges
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A mineral company agreed to pay $440,000 and other relief to settle a class race discrimination and retaliation lawsuit. Allegedly, the company disciplined an African-American quality control supervisor for having facial hair and using a cell phone during work, while Caucasian employees were not reprimanded for similar conduct
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A national grocery chain paid $8.9 million to resolve three lawsuits collectively alleging race, color, national origin and retaliation discrimination, affecting 168 former and current employees. According to the lawsuits, minority employees were repeatedly subjected to derogatory comments and graffiti. Blacks were termed "n-----s" and Hispanics termed "s---s;" offensive graffiti in the men's restroom, which included racial and ethnic slurs, depictions of lynchings, swastikas, and White supremacist and anti-immigrant statements, was so offensive that several employees would relieve themselves outside the building or go home at lunchtime rather than use the restroom
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Systemic
Youth@ Work
Employment Practices
Hiring
Customer Preference
Hispanic Preference
Job Segregation
Terms and Conditions
Compensation Disparity
Hostile Work Environment
Retaliation
Discharge
Types of Race/Color Discrimination
Color Discrimination
Reverse Discrimination
Same Race Discrimination
Intersectional Discrimination/Harassment
Associational Discrimination
Biracial Discrimination

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 SHOCKING HEADLINES - ILLEGAL ALIENS - 
BARACK OBAMA, DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY,  

Read the shocking story about DHS meeting with people to keep the border open and allow millions and millions of illegal aliens to stay and bring their friends,

“It is shocking that the Department of Homeland Security, charged with enforcing our laws, would meet with amnesty groups to discuss ways to further defy and dismantle federal immigration law. Yet, Secretary Johnson has not met with his own ICE officers’ union and its courageous members who have spoken out to document the unlawful directives they are forced to follow. Mr. Johnson would do well to remember the oath he took to uphold the law.”

For Immediate Release

DHS Press Office

Contact: 202-282-8010

WASHINGTON—Today, Secretary of Homeland Security Jeh Johnson met with important stakeholders from across the country to discuss the need for commonsense immigration reform, and hear firsthand their comments and perspective on a wide range of immigration issues. The meeting was part of Secretary Johnson’s focus on the effective and sensible enforcement of our nation’s immigration laws, including the ongoing review to assess how the Department of Homeland Security can conduct enforcement more humanely within the confines of the law.

As part of that effort, Secretary Johnson has been taking a hard look at these tough issues, meeting with a range of stakeholders and employees, and assessing where we can further align our enforcement policies with our goal of sound law enforcement practice that prioritizes public safety.

During the meeting, Secretary Johnson underscored his focus on supporting the passage of commonsense immigration reform this year – which remains the only path to fixing our broken immigration system.

Participants in today’s meeting included:

·         Josh Bernstein, Director of Immigration Policy and Strategy, Service Employees International Union
·         Greg Chen, Director of Advocacy, American Immigration Lawyers Association
·         Ron Coleman, Government Affairs Manager, California Immigrant Policy Center
·         Joanne Lin, Legislative Counsel, American Civil Liberties Union
·         Brian Erickson, Policy Advocate, ACLU of New Mexico Regional Center for Border Rights
·         Jose Manuel Escobedo, Deputy Director for Policy, Border Network for Human Rights
·         Kamal Essaheb, Immigration Policy Attorney, National Immigration Law Center
·         Marshall Fitz, Director of Immigration Policy, Center for American Progress
·         Matthew Ginsburg, Associate General Counsel, AFL-CIO
·         Melissa Crow, Director of the Legal Action Center, American Immigration Council
·         Giev Kashkooli, Political/Legislative Director, United Farm Workers
·         Richard Morales, Detention Prevention Coordinator, PICO National Network
·         Royce Bernstein Murray, Director of Policy, National Immigrant Justice Center
·         Jumana Musa, Consultant, CAMBIO
·         Brittney Nystrom, Director for Advocacy, Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service
·         JJ Rosenbaum, Legal and Policy Director, New Orleans Workers' Center for Racial Justice and National Guestworker Alliance
·         Linda Sarsour, National Network for Arab American Communities
·         Paromita Shah, Associate Director, National Immigration Project of the National Lawyers Guild
·         Silky Shah, Interim Executive Director/Communications Director, Detention Watch Network
·         Tania Unzueta Carrasco, Immigration Strategist, National Day Laborer Organizing Network


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