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Cleveland-Cliffs, USW reach new 4-year labor agreements in 5 states
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Why Lockheed Martin agreed to pay $29.5 million after a federal investigation
Ethan Kelly
Ethan Kelly
Reporter · Cleveland, OH
Ethan holds a degree in Business Administration from the University of Akron and has five years of experience covering local startups and economic development for the Akron Beacon Journal. His analytical perspective sheds light on the entrepreneurial spirit of Cleveland.
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Lockheed Martin has agreed to pay about $29.5 million to settle federal allegations involving its workplace diversity programs. The defense contractor was accused of considering race or sex in some employment decisions while certifying that it followed federal anti-discrimination requirements, according to the U.S. Justice Department. The claims are allegations, and there has been no finding that the company is liable.
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