AUTOMOTIVE MANUFACTURER SETTLES NATIONAL ORIGIN BIAS SUIT FOR $427,000

by Patricia Schaeffer, Vice President-Regulatory Affairs

On January 7, 2008, the EEOC announced that Supreme Corporation and Supreme Northwest LLC had agreed to settle a national origin lawsuit for $427,000. (Equal Employment Opportunity Commission v. Supreme Corporation and Supreme Northwest LLC, CV 07-1047 MO). EEOC’s lawsuit against the Indiana-based automotive manufacturer alleged the company’s plant manager harassed and subjected seven employees to disparate treatment (demotion, discriminatory termination, and/or involuntary resignation) because of their national origin, Hispanic/Mexican.

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