LM Wind Power settles lawsuit after 'race hate campaign' against black employee
LM Wind Power settles lawsuit after 'race hate campaign' against black employee | Windpower Monthly
LM Wind Power settles lawsuit after 'race hate campaign' against black employee
Wind turbine blade manufacturer LM Wind Power has agreed to pay $125,000 to compensate a black employee who was subjected to "pervasive racial harassment" – and then fired for complaining about it, according to a US government agency.
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