Savannah River Contractor Must Pay Another $295K to Former Employee in Discrimination Case

By Staff Reports

A former employee of the liquid waste contractor for the U.S. Energy Department’s Savannah River Site has been awarded $240,107 in front pay she would have earned if the company had not unfairly denied her employment after she was initially laid off. In addition,…

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