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Supreme Court Affirms Holowecki EEOC "Charge" Case For Plaintiffs

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Update: Paul Mollica has this additional analysis. I agree with him when he writes: It seems to me that the Court reached a just solution (and, in full disclosure, I authored an amicus brief for a coalition of public interest...

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