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31Mar

Security Engineers Inc. to Pay $1.6 Million to Settle Discrimination Lawsuit

Security Engineers Inc. just learned the hard way, paying $1.6 million to settle a sex discrimination lawsuit brought by the EEOC. This case is a crucial reminder that non-compliant hiring practices can lead to major legal and financial consequences.

Don’t wait for a lawsuit to catch you off guard! Take proactive steps to audit your hiring practices and ensure compliance with employment laws.

At RC Kelly Law Associates, we help businesses identify risks and implement best practices to protect against costly legal challenges. Let us guide you through a thorough hiring practices audit to keep your business safe and compliant.

Call us today at 215-896-3846 to schedule your audit and gain peace of mind!

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