Former SRS Security Worker Objects to Court Opinion in Discrimination Case

By Staff Reports

Federal law may allow a $3.5 million discrimination lawsuit against the security contractor for the Savannah River Site in South Carolina to continue even after a federal judge found the statute of limitations had passed for the case, according to newly hired legal…

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